I'm black and I do not hate Koreans. I think that the reason why that happened was because the black community was fed up with all the mess that was happening to them and they took it out on whoever was there, which just happened to be Koreans. Honestly, I feel that most some blacks are too busy hating the White Man to hate Koreans. A lot of blacks talk about how the "White Man" brings them down, as if they're some kind of supervillian. Yes, I realize that blacks do have a lot of social disadvantages that were brought upon them because of racism, but at the end of the day it's your life and you can still reach even a remote amount of success. Anyway, don't sweat the Korean issue. It's just the blacks trying to reciprocate the hate (lol) even to people that did nothing to them.

I'm a relatively smart junior in high school (i'm in the top quarter of my class) and recently I've made the wonderful decision of pursuing a career in law. But here's the thing: I have no idea what kind of lawyer I want to be and I'm questioning my major. I really want to be a music major because it's something that I love with a passion and I've heard through the grapevine that law schools are more prone to accept music majors, but is that true? Also, what kind of lawyer should I be if I'm shy and don't like giving oral presentations? OR should I just get over it? Thanks.