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Teacher Calls Black Boy a Liar About His Dad's Job - Went Silent When 4-Star General Walked In

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  • @vtmstories
    @vtmstories 4 months ago +224

    Seeing Lucas hold on to his truth with so much courage was powerful. The moment his dad walked in gave me chills. We need more people who really listen like that.

  • @lydiakalinda4334
    @lydiakalinda4334 4 months ago +210

    I applaud the calmness of both son and dad without showing off even knowing the truth.

  • @virginialamott4016
    @virginialamott4016 4 months ago +158

    This teacher should be fired for what she said and did!

    • @nadinetreece1837
      @nadinetreece1837 4 months ago +19

      And she should be made to give a public apology in front of the whole school!

    • @evelyndawkins8155
      @evelyndawkins8155 4 months ago +19

      This teacher is a scumbag, don't judge a book by it's cover,I'm glad how Lucas stand up for himself ❤😂

    • @Suecheetham
      @Suecheetham 4 months ago +9

      ​@evelyndawkins8155......agreed

    • @CaptainBlue777
      @CaptainBlue777 3 months ago

      Honestly, it's repentance from the sins. Come on.

    • @SifaloaKalauni
      @SifaloaKalauni 3 months ago +13

      The teacher should be fired n never to be work at any other school for the rest of her life

  • @indrad3729
    @indrad3729 4 months ago +165

    The danger of bias,because of her prejudice. Truth will always set you free. Treat each child with respect and listen.

  • @HiddenBoss360
    @HiddenBoss360 5 months ago +158

    That teacher learned the hard way that assumptions can’t override the truth.

  • @user-vn2nq6xn6v
    @user-vn2nq6xn6v 4 months ago +81

    Teachers are builders of our world and must resist the temptation of destroying it. Watching from Liberia

  • @DonnaGuravich
    @DonnaGuravich 4 months ago +86

    What teacher would act this mean and arrogant. They should be instantly fired.

    • @literatelearners
      @literatelearners 4 months ago +5

      In the world we live in today, the teacher would have been fired. I watched the entire drama and the teacher was not fired. She went through bias training. Spoiler alert.

    • @gertrudecalloway7649
      @gertrudecalloway7649 3 months ago +2

      Yesss " wrong 🛑 talking about it & do something @ it. 💯😀

  • @TrueEchoTale
    @TrueEchoTale 4 months ago +42

    Imagine being so confident in your judgment that you embarrass a child-only to be proven dead wrong. That moment must’ve hit hard.”

    • @beatriceplowden6148
      @beatriceplowden6148 4 months ago

      IT SHOULD OF KNOCKED HER OFF HER FEETS😮😮😢😢😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤

    • @Vanessa-g8r1z
      @Vanessa-g8r1z 3 months ago

      Alright you did the right thing 😂

  • @SharonPennix
    @SharonPennix 5 months ago +134

    This teacher need to be fired she don’t need to be teaching at all

    • @Yahchananah
      @Yahchananah 4 months ago

      Yep, many of them need to go! It's more rampant than most people who aren't their targets will ever believe, even in diverse/urban school's. I don't know why they even got into the field, other than just to be cruel and ensure they taint the minds of the children that look like themselves.

    • @patsysmothermon7861
      @patsysmothermon7861 4 months ago +5

      It is Hard to be a Teacher now a day's; but it may be Harder to be a Child, Now. 😢

    • @HelleneWalker
      @HelleneWalker 4 months ago +3

      So true.

    • @darlenemcclain1010
      @darlenemcclain1010 4 months ago +2

      Absolutely

    • @noorunalanooor
      @noorunalanooor 4 months ago +2

      Yes,indeed , from London

  • @LifeStoriesago
    @LifeStoriesago 4 months ago +149

    Treat people with a good heart especially kids

  • @monicaremy-dickson6795
    @monicaremy-dickson6795 5 months ago +201

    Treat people with love and respect because you are not judge not so you wouldn’t be judge

    • @trinisharrock515
      @trinisharrock515 4 months ago +12

      Blessings, other than the judges n court of law, the only 1 that has the power 2 judge all, it's written right above the court house judge, N GOD WE TRUST! 🙏🏿💯..

    • @LoisDungey
      @LoisDungey 4 months ago +12

      I agree. Judging a child because of her incorrect perception is abysmal.

    • @InspireCN
      @InspireCN 4 months ago +6

      Such heartfelt storytelling that comforts my soul, guiding me through difficult moments with courage, faith, and strength.

    • @SingleDadTalesUs
      @SingleDadTalesUs 4 months ago +4

      Making mistakes is human, judging them is divine, and we're justUTEMPLOYEES here! 😂

    • @beatriceplowden6148
      @beatriceplowden6148 4 months ago +5

      ​@trinisharrockABSOLUTELY 💯

  • @dailyhero1
    @dailyhero1 4 months ago +49

    The teacher definitely learned something important that day.

    • @MeryleCarr
      @MeryleCarr 3 months ago +2

      Excellent story.

    • @maryannkeena
      @maryannkeena 3 months ago +2

      One can only hope.

    • @Brickimated
      @Brickimated 3 months ago +1

      “My dad’s a cop!” “Heheh mine’s a 4Star General, and I can prove it:)”

    • @Beverly-m6f1z
      @Beverly-m6f1z 5 days ago

      Pull this Teacher's Credentials and never let her Teach again.

  • @AliceBoone-m2y
    @AliceBoone-m2y 5 months ago +223

    LUCAS HUGES FATHER. Was A FOUR STAR GENERAL AND HIS MOTHER Was A DOCTOR💜 💜 💜 JUSTICE FOR LUCAS💜 💜 💜

    • @zarinamakda935
      @zarinamakda935 4 months ago +12

      The truth always matters

    • @DebbieWright-oz3yc
      @DebbieWright-oz3yc 3 months ago +7

      💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙🙏💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙Good for Lucas!!

    • @jennawashington4210
      @jennawashington4210 2 months ago +2

      ​@zarinamakda935And people assuming their own thoughts is shameful!!

    • @Stalled-wm3qd
      @Stalled-wm3qd Month ago

      Why does his uniform completely change from the start to later on?
      You say Four Star general but there are only 3 stars on each shoulder at 28:57.
      Single breasted jacket at 0:41and double breasted jacket at 25:11 and single breasted again at 32.05.
      And at 40:08 he is wearing a jacket with three gold rings on his sleeve suggesting he is a Commander in the US Navy.
      So many jackets!
      All still photos making it look like a photo shoot!
      Did you just make the story up?

  • @cmgray100
    @cmgray100 4 months ago +31

    This world needs more positivity. I have never encountered a teacher like this. Prejudice in schools, workplace, continues to be a problem in 2025😢

    • @dawnaugustine-west6727
      @dawnaugustine-west6727 27 days ago

      If you are a single parent it is automatically assumed there is no structure in a child's life and these children will not be responsible memberes of society when often its these children who if they are allowed to grow will be. Many parents provide adornments which people see at first glance and assume. My son is now 40 and I am so proud of the man he is.

  • @FinestStoriesNew
    @FinestStoriesNew 5 months ago +118

    Unbelievable moment. Who else felt that instant shift when the General walked in? The teacher realized the truth way too late

  • @ChristinaMcIntire
    @ChristinaMcIntire 4 months ago +45

    I applaud the young man’s calmness. Inspite of the reaction of his teacher. He did great as a young soldier.

  • @josepalac7418
    @josepalac7418 5 months ago +196

    Stand with the Truth for whatever it takes...❤❤❤

  • @laurinda7269
    @laurinda7269 Month ago +14

    THAT TEACHER NEEDS TO BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE FOR HER ACTIONS AND TO BE FIRED FROM HER JOB NOW ‼️‼️‼️

  • @jennawashington4210
    @jennawashington4210 2 months ago +8

    He has EVERY RIGHT to be proud of his father and how accomplished he is!!! I'm crying for this child!!! 😢😢

  • @deeplifetales
    @deeplifetales 4 months ago +258

    The teacher went silent when the General walked in! Lucas is so brave, a costly lesson about prejudice. Thank you for this humane story! 👏🏼🔥🙏🏼

    • @Rebecca-l6f
      @Rebecca-l6f 4 months ago +20

      Not many people know what there talking about. He wanted to keep his house life pretty chill for his sons. I’m sure he had certain rules, but it sounds like he didn’t dress very much is from his son he probably did most of that for his job and wanted to keep his home life pretty chill for a 10-year-old son that makes sense

    • @MsCatori
      @MsCatori 3 months ago +2

      Fake story

    • @Terry-o7hj
      @Terry-o7hj 3 months ago +2

      🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤

    • @eithelbrown9504
      @eithelbrown9504 2 months ago +2

      Always speak the truth never change your story to please othetd

  • @marvashockness-edwards110
    @marvashockness-edwards110 4 months ago +57

    This teacher should be fired RightAway

  • @tjanicenaylor6044
    @tjanicenaylor6044 5 months ago +155

    This happens more than you think. Mississippi/ Georgia

  • @racistend
    @racistend 3 months ago +4

    Every kid deserves to be believed, respected, and encouraged - not dismissed because of bias.

  • @fayfoster1193
    @fayfoster1193 4 months ago +52

    This teacher should be sacked. She does not have the qualities of a real teacher.

    • @veronicaredhead5526
      @veronicaredhead5526 4 months ago +5

      The truth will always set you Free.
      Watching from Trinidad and Tobago in the Caribbean

    • @gratefultrust
      @gratefultrust 4 months ago +1

      It’s staged, in other words it’s just a story!

    • @avergbaa9257
      @avergbaa9257 4 months ago +1

      ​@gratefultrustwell here is a real one a white teacher did the exact same thing to my son when he was about Lucas age, They were asked to write a similar essay, she ripped what my son had written straight out of his book and tossed it into a bin and told him to go sit down. You do not even want to hear about the other things that teacher did to my child, I am still picking up the pieces of the emotional damage she caused.

  • @UrbanRealityStories
    @UrbanRealityStories 4 months ago +6

    This hit hard. A child told the truth and was humiliated because of bias-powerful reminder that prejudice can silence facts, but respect and humility should always come first.

  • @jennie2921
    @jennie2921 4 months ago +157

    Good for you Sir. It's nice for a parent to believe their child. God Bless you and keep you safe

  • @PatriciaMatthews-wb4zt
    @PatriciaMatthews-wb4zt 2 months ago +13

    This is absolutely beautiful. I was a school lunch lady for 30 years. I loved my job and every student that came through my line was treated with respect. This job was looked down upon by many. I didn't let that bother me. I'm sending every lunch lady a big thank you for what you're doing for all students.💐💐💐

    • @mercedesbains1390
      @mercedesbains1390 Month ago

      I loved our lunch ladies. There was always kindness and acceptance at lunch no matter what was being served. Thank you for doing an under appreciated job with love and integrity.

    • @staciescott8291
      @staciescott8291 Month ago

      ❤Awesome

  • @DeniseA.Whitaker
    @DeniseA.Whitaker 4 months ago +91

    I WISH 🤞 I HAD A DAD AND MOM LIKE 👍 THE HUHGES. WHAT A BEAUTIFUL FAMILY PROUD TO SEE SUCH 👀 ❤️ A WONDERFUL FAMILY. ❤🎉😂

    • @conniefanos7298
      @conniefanos7298 Month ago

      It. was. completely. totally fake. Wake up! Clickbaiters live for viewers like you.

    • @myrnaworth7148
      @myrnaworth7148 Month ago

      😢​@conniefanos7298

  • @FrancineJohnson-l1s
    @FrancineJohnson-l1s 4 months ago +14

    I really like listening to this story, how the 10 year old young man stood his ground by telling the Truth and his dad was awesome with his character as a father.

  • @RamonaBray
    @RamonaBray 5 months ago +65

    The teacher needed her eyes to open and not to hurt her students

  • @doritahenriques3641
    @doritahenriques3641 Month ago +8

    Prejudice is one of the ugliest words in the world! Hopefully, the teacher will be a better person for having the humility to accept and admit in public that she was wrong. Well done, father and lovely son 👏

  • @jeromejackson2018
    @jeromejackson2018 4 months ago +84

    She's a teacher. She certainly should know better.

    • @paulinerayment3804
      @paulinerayment3804 3 months ago +2

      Yes sir ❤

    • @JuliaMuller-u5t7e
      @JuliaMuller-u5t7e 3 months ago +1

      But teachers don't know better cause when I was a kid a teacher called me a liar for getting a question right cause I learned the answer from the magic school bus & she didn't believe me cause she was a racist

    • @SkittlesNikels.Official
      @SkittlesNikels.Official 3 months ago +3

      Happens a lot n if unusual ....just grade the work man he cldve been a kid without a dad tf verify. Let them make it up too..imagination n dignity these kids want. Teachers can be worst of bullies

  • @VivianClark-q4v
    @VivianClark-q4v 3 months ago +14

    I was so encouraged to see 9,600 thumbs-up and zero thumbs-down. Also, that there were already 963 comments, which is an exceptional number. I leave comments most of the time and notice those details. Thank you, Lucus, for not reacting to your teacher's disrespect to you with disrespect. You were more honorable, but you had your dad as a strong example and a wonderful, hard-working mom working at Walter Reed Hospital as a nurse and keeping the family together while your dad helped to hold America together. I honor the whole Hughes family. It was so good to see all the good that came from how Gen. Hughes and Marcus reacted to Mrs. Whitmores heart-felt apology to Marcus and Gen. Hughes. May the Lord richly bless you all with all His best.
    ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @CarltonTumer-h6e
    @CarltonTumer-h6e 5 months ago +105

    She is not really truely Sorry in her heart she's just only DISAPPOINTED that she was'nt right in her assumptions about Lucus's background, very cruel intent!🤔🤔🤔

    • @FlmeeVho
      @FlmeeVho 4 months ago +4

      So very sad little Lucas was so badly treated by this mean (prejudice) teacher. She should have been suspended.

    • @darlenemcclain1010
      @darlenemcclain1010 4 months ago +4

      You encourage children not tear them down! Fire her😢

    • @benjamintaylor5064
      @benjamintaylor5064 4 months ago +2

      Another assumption, only God knows her heart. You not a bit better assuming she not change. Praying for you ❤

    • @MarvaSalary
      @MarvaSalary Month ago

      0

    • @GailCoffield
      @GailCoffield Month ago

      Wasn't

  • @glendajohnson6444
    @glendajohnson6444 2 months ago +4

    I shared this Story with my family and friends.Because This Story Really Matters.

  • @fayfoster1193
    @fayfoster1193 4 months ago +102

    The principal is also a disgrace.

    • @Osideous
      @Osideous 4 months ago +7

      The principal wasn't the issue. It was Mr. Thorton who was the disgrace, I think he was the Vice Principal

    • @rusticcrow173
      @rusticcrow173 4 months ago

      That idiot should have been fired. Her whole attitude is a disgrace.

    • @yankeemania7033
      @yankeemania7033 Month ago +1

      Hopefully that principal learned from this as well...her leadership is pretty much the reason we're all chatting about this right now...need to change the culture and that starts with the principal

  • @arkecothompson
    @arkecothompson 4 months ago +5

    A sad state of affairs. I am a retired teacher, and I would NEVER treat a child like that.

  • @StoryNesttTV
    @StoryNesttTV 5 months ago +67

    Crazy how the teacher called a genuine truth a lie…

  • @reneesheerin6289
    @reneesheerin6289 Month ago +3

    The teacher needs to be fired. An apology is not enough. The damage was done.

  • @melitapickett7231
    @melitapickett7231 4 months ago +39

    ❤Thank you for standing up for your child.
    Thanknyou also for your service.

  • @micheledelliquadri9807

    Wonderful story I am glad the father came to the school and taught the teacher respect for his son and the other students.

  • @yolandaford195
    @yolandaford195 4 months ago +108

    This story has been helpful and it’s what the world needs all over everyone everywhere. I really enjoyed it.

    • @Jim-n6o2c
      @Jim-n6o2c 4 months ago +5

      I hope the uniform situation is corrected regarding rank insignia ie. Enlisted airforce m aster Sgt brigades, major , not lieutenant , or full general!

    • @beatriceplowden6148
      @beatriceplowden6148 4 months ago +2

      ABSOLUTELY WE ALL NEEDED THIS STORY😮😮❤❤❤❤❤

  • @ShaneCollins-me1ge
    @ShaneCollins-me1ge 2 months ago +4

    Fire her for extortion and racist actions and slandering a military son and corruption on a minor and destroying private property of a kid

  • @jeantucker-carroll8386
    @jeantucker-carroll8386 5 months ago +30

    This brought tears to my eyes. I felt Lucas's pain

  • @SingleDadTalesUs
    @SingleDadTalesUs 4 months ago +4

    I'm so sorry to hear about this. It's unacceptable behavior from any adult, especially a teacher. You deserve respect.

  • @jessiejohnson8716
    @jessiejohnson8716 4 months ago +46

    It is always important for a parent to listen to and believe their children

  • @jamesonlucas
    @jamesonlucas 4 months ago +9

    I'm a father and so much was learned thank God without other tragedy than the one that happened. I'm thankful for all the decisions that were made in the lesson to prevention from that happening. That is so huge on being so fast to judge and be a hypocrite. ❤

    • @jamesonlucas
      @jamesonlucas 4 months ago +1

      If we only would look at the good in people and look for solutions instead of faults we would have so much better communication and less judgement . Our above the law politics needs to be voted out or arrested and justice to those whos civil rights have been violated.

  • @JudithSimmonds-g9i
    @JudithSimmonds-g9i 4 months ago +40

    What a horrible horrible teacher

  • @Safi-e7s
    @Safi-e7s 4 months ago +8

    This is everyday life of our kids might God bless them.

  • @MaxKent-j5e
    @MaxKent-j5e 5 months ago +51

    I can’t believe a teacher would call a child a liar.

  • @delorislewis1148
    @delorislewis1148 4 months ago +9

    Powerful story, touch my heart , I felt for Lucas, the positive he had a strong dad standing by him to bring change also his friend.

  • @Sherry-e9j
    @Sherry-e9j 5 months ago +31

    THE TEACHER IS GOING TO EAT ALL OF HER WORDS ALONG WITH THE REST OF THE ENTIRE CLASS. HAHAHA

  • @THETAPESTRYTALES24
    @THETAPESTRYTALES24 2 months ago +4

    Lots of respect to all the true service men out there ❤

  • @BeyondBlackGold86
    @BeyondBlackGold86 5 months ago +263

    That moment when Lucas said “My dad didn’t raise a liar, ma’am” with tears in his eyes-that hit me like a punch to the chest. A 10-year-old kid standing firm for his truth in the face of public humiliation-that’s not just courage, that’s a wake-up call for all of us adults to listen before we judge. Did anyone else feel that moment shake them inside?

    • @NathanielWilliams-j5f
      @NathanielWilliams-j5f 5 months ago +14

      Yes

    • @helenbaker8914
      @helenbaker8914 4 months ago +14

      Yes, that shook me up because she had no calls to try to embarrass him and call him lie 😢

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      @JestinaMaule-wv9sc 4 months ago

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    • @LoungeofTales
      @LoungeofTales 4 months ago +8

      I thought am the only one😓

    • @SylviaHuggins-o1i
      @SylviaHuggins-o1i 4 months ago +6

      Sometimes we never knows. What òur.children goes through because of our circumstances

  • @NTStories92
    @NTStories92 4 months ago +3

    Calling a child a liar out of pure bias - then going silent when a 4-star general walked in. Infuriating to watch.

  • @UrsulaMitchell-i4h
    @UrsulaMitchell-i4h 4 months ago +32

    Never judge a book by its cover 😢 always tell the truth ❤

  • @JaniceSchnack-y3j
    @JaniceSchnack-y3j 4 months ago +7

    I really loved this story.. truth always soars loudest into the heart of others...

  • @tommylumpkin4315
    @tommylumpkin4315 4 months ago +16

    That why u don't judge people's by the color of their skin ❤

    • @eagle219406
      @eagle219406 3 months ago

      It wasn't his skin color she judged. It was his home life.

  • @MichelleSands-j4f
    @MichelleSands-j4f 3 months ago +3

    I agree she should be humiliated like the boy was in front of everyone, & she need to be fired. Facts

  • @yannetteholness6973
    @yannetteholness6973 5 months ago +43

    ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ This story is a real life situation and every children must be heard, for the truth matter. Let us stand up for what is right, just and true.

  • @jeremywilson5872
    @jeremywilson5872 4 months ago +3

    The Vice principal and teacher should be sued and fired.

  • @SheliaMcCoy-m8u
    @SheliaMcCoy-m8u 4 months ago +52

    Watching from Duncanville Texas. Such racism from this teacher. She shouldn't be teaching with her racism!

  • @deborahstevens2764
    @deborahstevens2764 3 months ago +3

    I found myself with tears in my eyes. As a retired teacher, I was appalled at this teacher's actions. Destroying a student's self worth in front of the class is horrifying to me. I love the message at the end. Regardless if this story is true or not, I'm glad everyone learned from it.

  • @amarylisesquilin1433
    @amarylisesquilin1433 5 months ago +51

    It's a shame that this time and age there are still some teachers like this, I remember my 7th grade teacher, Mr. Sharff who he called every black student not by their name but YOU YELLOW PAY ATTENTION, BUT THEN AGAIN YOU ARE NOTHING MORE THAN YELLOW, and this classmate would would get in trouble for telling the teacher his or her name is such and such. It's that racism in them.

    • @rumarspencer7302
      @rumarspencer7302 2 months ago

      Us blacks get away with downing whites without a label of being called racist, but the other way around, it's not allowed cause of past segregation, they will always be connected to the past, despite not being around it.

  • @odettejasmin9633
    @odettejasmin9633 4 months ago +31

    Evil teacher 😮

    • @margaretwrein9606
      @margaretwrein9606 4 months ago

      Why did she become an educator,with so much hate for children,that are black?😮 Fire this demon and strip her of her teaching credentials.

  • @MiaRevengeStories
    @MiaRevengeStories 4 months ago +50

    What a powerful message about truth!

    • @conniequarles2936
      @conniequarles2936 2 months ago

      Thank you! That was a very good presentation and a powerful message on our biases and how important it is to know our true and sharing your story to enlighten others.

  • @Black_book_stories
    @Black_book_stories 4 months ago +13

    Respect should never depend on assumptions - that moment the General walked in gave me chills

  • @DonnaPitter-w8o
    @DonnaPitter-w8o Month ago +4

    I'm proud of you little man let God deal with that teacher and you may you go a long long way amen

  • @kimmaytan-g7w
    @kimmaytan-g7w 4 months ago +464

    Why am I so crying? I am so sick of these racist people. I see it every day. I have 2 masters degrees and will not be promoted. I am close to retiring and will continue to hold my head and shoulders up regardless of insecure people.

    • @sharonryates3742
      @sharonryates3742 4 months ago +20

      Me too.
      Same story as you.

    • @pammy3313
      @pammy3313 4 months ago +48

      I know personally these racist people, and it runs deep and subtle. My truth is it's from a white child's perspective.
      I would share my stories but not here. But class room humiliation, a father who poised me for walking through a town in Miss. with another 16 year old and dear friend who was black. I didn't know my father ran with the Klan, if it wasn't such a big secret I'd have been more discreet not to have introduced my friend to the man I later learned was some kind of "Dragon"? When we walked by his house and met him on his porch. Awe the innocents of youth. But I am aware and have had experiences to help understand what must be common occurrence with so many with good hearts that don't deserve to be treated so insensitively. I hope you can feel my most humble and heart felt appolagey for people with such shallow depths they can not get past their own understanding. Your right to stand tall, and walk on. If God is for you, who? Can be against you? He chooses and if He wants us it matters very little the objections of them who do not... He has our rewards and knows our efforts and every year He keeps in a bottle, and knows every hair on our heads
      Be strong my friends, we walk this land but it is not our home

    • @pammy3313
      @pammy3313 4 months ago +8

      Tear

    • @cherylhoney2904
      @cherylhoney2904 4 months ago +11

      My Mgr didnt have a degree so he didnt like me having one. Didn't respect me at all. He's passed away. So Ill let him rest.

    • @SherryDilligard
      @SherryDilligard 4 months ago +16

      Oh I truly understand I have a degree in health care and my bachelor's in business administration and can't even get the job I deserve with 15 years of health care experience. Thing is Im not even surprised

  • @silentauthority365
    @silentauthority365 5 months ago +116

    Such a powerful reminder never to judge someone based on assumptions or stereotypes. This story shows how important it is to treat every child with respect, because you never know the strength, dignity, or greatness behind their story. Moments like this really expose the value of humility.

    • @johnnyhenry7065
      @johnnyhenry7065 4 months ago +2

      Great story that was filled with heart, soul, judging someone on their race, class and environment.

    • @shyamalaprabakaran2151
      @shyamalaprabakaran2151 4 months ago

      I feel SAD if It occurred in reality. I feel for the honest boys pain , how he insulted in front of others . Still so many teachers think like that way and insult chilren. Very bad way to the kids . 😡

    • @karenjefferson3913
      @karenjefferson3913 3 months ago

      It just shows u don’t judge the book by the cover u never know

  • @barbarasharpe4540
    @barbarasharpe4540 Month ago +18

    This is a story built on knowing the truth and letting the truth sets us free. To God be the Glory.

  • @helennicholson9530slim
    @helennicholson9530slim 4 months ago +109

    That teacher should be fired

  • @krae7156
    @krae7156 3 months ago +3

    This was such a lovely story. What I liked the most was that the hero was a courageous young child. I appreciated the message also of redemption.

  • @Itsileen
    @Itsileen 4 months ago +167

    This teacher is despicable. She needs to be fired.

  • @LadyLeo-819
    @LadyLeo-819 2 months ago +4

    Visiting PARENTS/ADULTS were just as racist as the teacher!! SHAMEFUL!!!

  • @LonnellWare
    @LonnellWare 5 months ago +32

    New York - Excellent story! My father told me stories while over seas during world War 2 !

    • @JudgeSpeaksStories
      @JudgeSpeaksStories 5 months ago +4

      🥰🥰🤍🤍🔥🔥🔥🔥

    • @beatstory33
      @beatstory33 4 months ago +2

      yeah

    • @bettyhudson979
      @bettyhudson979 4 months ago +2

      @beatstory33
      Yeah ‼️
      Black American soldiers were treated like 💩 by the American military during World War Two.
      However American Allies had much respect for black soldiers.
      And if you don’t believe that, then google it.

  • @BraveStoriesTrue
    @BraveStoriesTrue 4 months ago

    The teacher called the Black boy a liar about his dad’s job, but fell silent when a 4-star general walked in, confirming the boy's truth. Respect for his story was earned, not given.

  • @Rebecca-l6f
    @Rebecca-l6f 4 months ago +20

    What 10 year old would make all of that up?

  • @timmiller3847
    @timmiller3847 4 months ago +3

    So unreal, all the the parents of all the children in the school would be known to all teachers.

  • @NormanLor
    @NormanLor 4 months ago +43

    REAL TEACHERS WOULD NEVER TREAT A STUDENT LIKE THIS!!

    • @LoisDungey
      @LoisDungey 4 months ago +2

      Certainly not where I live.

    • @robinbrown1543
      @robinbrown1543 4 months ago +3

      Oh yes the racist will cus the teacher that I had way in my senior year of 84 in Md she was very racist towards me and I had enough of it so l called her out on it and l told my mom then and my mom had a talk with the principal and the teacher and the teacher never said anything to me again 👀y mom was absolutely nothing to play with.

    • @Lideca
      @Lideca 4 months ago +3

      You'd be surprised what "real teacher" do.

    • @pamelavalentine2283
      @pamelavalentine2283 Month ago

      Thanks to the initiative of Bias training….. Way to go!!!🎉❤

  • @CM-ui9jf
    @CM-ui9jf 4 months ago +3

    This story touches on many things. First this little boy's humiliated heart in front of all his classmates and the city officials,it broke my heart. The racial,bias, prejudice,judgement, assumptions,truth to power, financial,housing,social status, bias. Courage to stand your ground when you are telling the truth,no matter what others believe. The truth will come to light no matter how dark and ugly the situation can get.

  • @brendagaither3038
    @brendagaither3038 5 months ago +40

    All children should matter and believed. Racism is still strong inAmerica, We must protect and love all our children, especially our young black boys

  • @PeterChitambo-c7c
    @PeterChitambo-c7c 3 months ago

    There are lots of lessons.Above all we need to always stand by the truth.

  • @loraunderwood6171
    @loraunderwood6171 5 months ago +34

    Why is it necessary to have the children share stories of what their parents do. All children no matter their background should be treated well with emphasis on education. We need more educators who care and love the children they work with.

    • @BerdellFleming
      @BerdellFleming 4 months ago +3

      EMOTIONALLY UNSOUND PEOPLE DO THIS CONTROL THOSE WHO THEY CAN!

    • @suelolley9708
      @suelolley9708 4 months ago +4

      She needs to. Be fire

    • @kmoney2800
      @kmoney2800 4 months ago

      This is why i dont like the idea of breaking the ice. It makes people quite vulnerable.

  • @RomaineMarshall-x2z
    @RomaineMarshall-x2z 4 months ago

    It's sad for any child to understand ignorance and racism!!! Thank you for standing your ground. Tucson,Az

  • @hiddenworth1
    @hiddenworth1 5 months ago +23

    Lucas didn't just defend a story - he defended his identity. And when a child has to fight that hard just to be believed, it says more about us than about him. Stories like this make me wonder: are we really listening, or just waiting for our assumptions to be confirmed?

  • @paulamcadoo781
    @paulamcadoo781 3 months ago

    It is very important never to judge a child.

  • @AliceBoone-m2y
    @AliceBoone-m2y 5 months ago +50

    In the classroom, Lucas Hughes wanted to share a story about his father meeting the president, but his teacher, Patricia Whitmore, immediately dismissed his account as fabricated. When Lucas began to read his paper, Mrs. Whitmore called him to her desk and tore it up, publicly humiliating him.
    Tyler Bennett attempted to defend Lucas, suggesting there might be truth to his story, but Mrs. Whitmore silenced him. Deshun also tried to intervene, standing up for Lucas, but was told to be quiet.
    Suddenly, General Vincent Hughes, Lucas's father, appeared in the classroom. A veteran who had completed six overseas tours, he confronted Mrs. Whitmore about her treatment of his son. He demanded accountability for her disrespectful and dismissive behavior.
    Tyler's mother also spoke up in Lucas's defense, challenging the teacher's unprofessional conduct. The principal was called in and took Mrs. Whitmore aside to address the situation.
    The classroom tension highlighted the importance of believing a student.....(......Watched from Louisiana)......❤❤

    • @KrystalRamsey-w2d
      @KrystalRamsey-w2d 4 months ago +2

      Redemtion❤and second chance❤when you lean from your mistake❤.

    • @RenateMariaSchmitz
      @RenateMariaSchmitz 3 months ago

      Ach Gott der arme Junge

    • @DebbieWright-oz3yc
      @DebbieWright-oz3yc 3 months ago

      GOOD story ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤‼️‼️‼️‼️

    • @Veronique-sc3th
      @Veronique-sc3th Month ago

      Thank you for your sacrifice, for your service, and for the sacrifice of not having your parents daily because of you missing your parent...

  • @doriswilliams8456
    @doriswilliams8456 4 months ago +2

    We have to stand firmly on what is best right, and never back down. Great story!!

  • @DrCalvinEDurdenSr
    @DrCalvinEDurdenSr 4 months ago +23

    Teacher needs to be fired and jailed

  • @AfricanEldersTales
    @AfricanEldersTales 4 months ago

    The story is powerful, but the way it’s told here makes it even more emotional. The pacing, the voice, the music… everything pulled me in. Who else listened like a podcast and just felt every word?

  • @suetimm1808
    @suetimm1808 4 months ago +14

    She deserves to be called out

  • @carolinefranks8995
    @carolinefranks8995 4 months ago +4

    Thank you for sharing it true everyone is important no matter what they are

  • @FlorenceLekke
    @FlorenceLekke 4 months ago +8

    Physical presentation does show or prove who a person is, it's good to be humble.

  • @jessiewright5358
    @jessiewright5358 4 months ago +31

    As a retired therapist, I can relate to having worked with many Black kids with low self-worth and low-self esteem. These conditions were all secondary to their being devalued, shamed and given assessments of failure. Thanks for sharing such a powerful story with tools of helping and healing.

    • @saturninaolmedo6801
      @saturninaolmedo6801 3 months ago +3

      This story was so powerful. It brought tears to my eyes. I work at a childcare center where most of the younger children don't even know what their parents do. They haven't learned their truth because their parents are working so hard to make ends meet, that the don't even have time to give their children a sense of who theybare.

    • @robineasterling507
      @robineasterling507 3 months ago +2

      This story really hit home for me back in the 70’s. At the time, being a young Black girl, in a 2 parent household with 3 sisters, being raised Catholic. I begged my mom to get me out of the Catholic school we attended. She made me stay one more year until my younger sister made her Confirmation. After transferring to public school I entered my 5th Grade classroom and the teacher said to me if I hadn’t noticed I was the only Black student in the classroom that she could change me to another class if i wanted. (You could’ve heard a pin drop) I looked around the classroom and very innocently told her I hadn’t noticed until she said so then I went and sat down. There was another incident with the same teacher, who was also my math teacher. She told me in front of the whole class that I was just as dumb as when I first got there. From then on I avoided math like the plague. I’m 65 years old next month and those experiences still trigger that little girl in me in certain situations. I felt for that little boy. 🤦🏽‍♀️

    • @DebbieWright-oz3yc
      @DebbieWright-oz3yc 3 months ago

      @robineasterling507I😅 I had a bad experience in grammar school!

    • @jennawashington4210
      @jennawashington4210 2 months ago

      I pray this teacher got fired!! Humiliation especially racism in school is tragic enough students do it, a teacher shouldn't be allowed in anyway!!!!

  • @melitapickett7231
    @melitapickett7231 4 months ago +17

    Its sad that the teacher was so strong against the child and what he wrote about his father.
    You showed her that you was better than how she treated you.
    She only apologized because she thought her job was on the the line.
    You showed that you and your son are 10,000 times better than she would ever be in this situation.
    100😊

  • @ecstatictales
    @ecstatictales 3 months ago

    Treat people how you want to be treated!!!

  • @AlmaMcRae
    @AlmaMcRae 4 months ago +10

    Writer needed to sick to a real four-star general uniform.

  • @cynthiajubiter6889
    @cynthiajubiter6889 4 months ago +3

    Fantastic and true story. The organization I work for makes it mandatory for all employees to go through yearly anti bias trainings.

  • @maryboodoo3422
    @maryboodoo3422 4 months ago +13

    How thatbTeacher and Principal can 😢traumatised that little boy like that they should punish her very bad