Racism and bullying | "I ate my school lunch in the toilet!" | When school becomes torture

Racism and bullying | "I ate my school lunch in the toilet!" | When school becomes torture

Bullied, rejected, ostracized – Ruby and Michelle experienced racism from childhood because their skin color was different from that of their classmates. As the first Black girl at a predominantly white school, Ruby faced fierce resistance in 1960. Michelle, too, had to develop a thick skin to avoid being crushed by the hostility of her classmates. What helped them cope with these experiences? (Moderated by Sabine Bhandari and Andreas Waldmann) Free: Order our "Erlebt" magazine with encouraging insights and compelling background stories: https://cbndeutschland.org/magazin/an... People experience God – Learn more about CBN Germany: https://cbndeutschland.org Find us on Facebook:   / cbndeutschland   and on Instagram:   / cbn.deutschland   Order your free copy of "Erlebt" magazine: https://cbndeutschland.org/magazin/an...