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I believe that discrimination is unfair because it destroys others, bring them down and create segregation among the whole world. My name is Arielle and I am originated from Cameroon. When I first came to America, I hated because the school I attended was mostly whites. People were making fun of my accent, my look, clothes and everything else I was doing or eating. I was discriminated because of the way I look and talk. The funny thing is those who were insulting me were not only whites but some of them were black. They acted like that because they were too afraid to hang with me or accept me because they will go through the same treatment as me. I managed myself to avoid them but it was not working. I even complained to my parents but they asked me not to give up and keep trying, that everything will be fine. I remembered them telling me that those kids were ignorant. Every time the teachers were giving a group project, I was all by myself because no one wanted to be in my group. The teacher had to assign me someone all the time. My group partner did not even want to look or talk to me. I was scared to tell the teacher because I thought I will be beat up and more isolated. At the end of each group project, everybody got an A because I did the work all by myself. The part that really tears me down was when I got suspended for what I did not do. The students managed their way to hide the teacher watch in my backpack and when the teacher started to do the search, they found it in my purse. I was pissed and humiliated. My parents wanted to come to the school and complained but I stopped them because I wanted to take care of it by myself. I promised myself that I will make them pay. Their behavior started to control me and I hated them. My parents told me to prove myself and close their mouth by having good grade only. I studied harder and all my teachers started to mention my work and loved me.my grade were excellent and few students started to approach me for help. I wanted to make them fail by showing them the wrong thing but my heart did not allowed me to do so. I helped them, even my enemies. By the end of the year, I had a lot of people coming at me and apologizing for their behavior. One of them even told me about the incident concerning the teacher’s watch. Thus, I believe that discrimination is wrong because it can destroys, hurts, and separates people of the same nation or world. I was discriminated before but that experience made me stronger and proud to be African. I will never trade it for anything in this world.