Hush that fuss.
I had to park behind Springer. In the back of fucking nowhere.
I felt like Rosa Parks. All the uppity freshmen (white people) decided that they were gonna take my parking spot (seat on bus) when I had just as much – if not more – right to be there. They took it just because they thought they were entitled to it (racial superiority). Ticket on the weekends (boycott the Montgomery bus system), because honestly, ain’t I a yellow-tag-permit-having-student (woman) too?
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That made me laugh.
I know how you feel.
But, when I was a freshman, my older cousin decided to drop out, and gave me her yellow tag. Shame on me, eh?
Sad day, I just had to do the same thing meself. I almost felt like strapping a heavy-duty bumper on my car and then just making my own spot in the circle.