Were the classes a complete joke?

For the most part, yes. The only reason I was able to get a semblance of an education was because I was a nerd who liked to read and write. Fights everyday, kids stabbed, teachers threatened - I learned pretty quick about gangs and how to avoid them as young as 11. Black girls would routinely come up and start screaming in my face for no reason. I was of course bullied relentlessly and regularly sexually harassed, had to walk different routes home from school everyday to avoid getting jumped. If any of the teachers tried to give me extra help (I was a decent flute player and the kind music teacher paid a little more attention to me) that just put a bigger target on my back.

I never dated any of the black guys but another white girl in the school did, and a group of girls beat her up so bad she ended up in the hospital and I heard she had permanent nerve damage. White woman teacher also got the absolute shit kicked out of her, and ended up in the hospital, for trying to give a black girl detention.

We moved and my senior year of high school was in a mostly white school. Math classes that I failed in my old school and had to make up, I was able to sail through. At that point it was a little too late to salvage my GPA.

So that is the story of my personal experience of why I intensely dislike and avoid blacks, and why white parents should do everything they can to avoid sending their children to school with the negros. They're not like us.