No Teacher for a Queer

Unafraid and compendious, the following text arranges facts that took place in 2001 that a first-person narrator speaks and reports his readers about bullying and humiliation bore during his first year in school.
The text has the aim of calling attention to bullying practiced by conservative teachers that disguise hate and discrimination under religious views and arbitrary pedagogical practices.

In the first part of the story, readers will learn about a series of attacks against a queer student made by his own teacher. She consistently harasses him with words, insults, and humiliation. The text also discusses the impact of harmful teaching to a child's mind and attitudes.

In the next section, the narrator reminisces of his troubled first grade and accepts his mission of being a better and more understanding teacher than his abusive teacher was.

Finally, in the concluding paragraphs, it is learned how ironic life can be to people who discriminate against other people.

This text does not serve as a rant against teachers in the world. That is to say, it is a real-life story that unveils problematic teaching practices and complex damages to students' lives. To sum up, it is a tale of a kid that was born a queer and contemplated his queerness eventually despite the world's odds.