In art class (yesterday) when using the pottery wheel, some people were talking to the new German transfer student and how she is German. I then said, a few seconds later that I am also German, but the students that were talking to the German kid said, "Well, she's actually from Germany." I couldn't believe what I heard! Was it because I was born and raised in America with a southern accent and know American English fluently? No one even knows that people from other countries can have natural American accents like me. If I'm not German as they say then why do I have a rare copy of the Brothers Grimm: Complete Fairytales book with gold letters on the cover and gold pages? Emma (today) told me that the girls weren't being racist to me since I am of German lineage. I people see my skin on my face and is like, "Yeah, she (people constantly misgender me) is American and the foundations we make for makeup will work on her!" when I have a really rare skin tone from being a mix of British, Scottish, Irish, German, and Polish. People ask the German student what Germany is like, but they don't ask me anything. My arms show the paleness the best, but I cover my arms everyday because of the sun. During SFX week, the German student couldn't find a foundation that fit her skin and we both made our foundations that matched our pale skin. When my hoodie is off. You can see all the blue veins that are visible under my skin in my arms. The German student has only been in the USA for 3 months and what is she Ms. Popular or something? When I was new to Texas in 5th grade because I came from Illinois, did anyone care?! NEIN! Es interessiert niemanden, außer Sie sind ein ausländischer Austauschstudent, haben einen nicht-amerikanischen Akzent, sind nicht christlich, sind in einem anderen Land aufgewachsen, sprechen eine andere Sprache und Englisch als Zweitsprache, oder Sie sind in einem anderen Land geboren und aufgewachsen, das ist beliebt! Są tak cholernie głupi i irytujący, że są rasistami.