Education and classrooms are meant to pave the way for civilization while unearthing talents and teachers are the ones who lead this goal.
In today’s world where technology and pop culture have influenced most youth and students, a teacher has drawn the line on what her students should and should not say.
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A Reddit user posted on her wall about how her mom, who is a high school teacher for sophomores has a list of banned words in her class.
Words like “bruh,” “on God,” “say less,” “rizz,” “finna,” and even “cap/no cap” are officially off-limits in this classroom.
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Some students think it’s unfair, arguing that slang is just a natural evolution of language and shouldn’t be policed. Others feel it makes sense, especially in professional or academic settings.
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