If someone on here was bullied by black boys then they can come in and tell their story. i have no problem with it. In my lifetime there were like 4 black boys in elementary who bullied me. My brother defended me, and they were all raised by ratchet single mothers. All of them had sibling by different fathers.
Secondly you're full of shyt. When a father finds out that someone is terrorizing his baby girl he will definitely go down and find raise hell in the school.
In my experience it was mostly black girls who were rude to me. I didn't wear weaves, I didn't have the latest stuff, I am soft spoken and I didn't dabble in fukkery (my parents would've whooped my ass), I did not disrespect my teachers, and etc. Some of the black girls were just straight up rude for no reason. I remember the first day of 6th grade. I had a computer class. One of the girls did not understand how to use Microsoft Word. I tried to explain and the black girl between us told me to mind my own business and watch my computer. I am not trying to paint a bad image of black girls. I see this mostly with American black girls, or foreign black girls who became Americanized into this vain culture, and grew up in single mother households, or households where the father has no voice. My closest black female friends are and were mostly foreign. I've met some American black women that I get along great with (they were raised in two parent households or have their fathers in their lives) them.
No offense but you act like having a father is the most important thing in determining how someone acts. I've known countless girls from all backgrounds that were complete thots and has shyt personalities. despite having good and active fathers. Society has 10x more influence in my opinion on how people act especially with women who are more likely to be influenced by social norms and peer pressure.
And I also dont have a problem with these dudes talking about negative experiences with black girls but the one dude calling them beasts and savages was on some cac shyt.