There I was, a six year old child wandering around my apartment building all by myself with no one to watch me.It was a dark and hallowed night.Not a lot of kids lived in my apartment for me to ask for directions.The night sky was pitch black as I look through the window in the stairwell. I remember that I was too scared to move in reaction to it being so dark in the apartment. “That was rude for the old man to treat me like that” I mumbled to myself while galloping around. It’s not my fault, that I couldn't quite understand him. I was still trying to learn English at that time. …show more content…
Looking back now, I feel that things have definitely gotten better such as attitudes towards race. Even though, America has gotten better towards racism, there still is a long way to go. No matter how much we think we have perfected social interactions with one another. We will always need a little tweaking because we are humans. That day has helped me become more comfortable in the skin that I am in. And has also taught me a valuable lesson that :There may always be that one person who will judge you for who you are.At the end of the day, you will need to shrug it off and move past