Snape as a teacher (was Hagrid's name)

[cubfanbudwoman]

No: HPFGUIDX 98064

> Chris:
>... it is stated over and over that
> Slytherins are discriminated against by teachers,
> students and the general public simply for being
> Slytherin. (ie the Shreiking Shack incident; Draco
> also getting detention for reporting mischief in his
> first year, yet when Harry and Hermione do it, they
> are left off in his third year, etc.) 


Chris, I'm wondering if you could provide something specific for its 
being stated over & over again that Slytherins are discriminated 
against by teachers, students & the general public?  Right now I'm 
not seeing discrimination in the Shrieking Shack incident, because 
I'm not sure what part of it you're referring to.  Also, I'm not 
grasping what you're saying about H&H in book three vs. Draco in book 
one.  

I'm just curious if you could expand on this more, because widespread 
*discrimination* against the Slyths by teachers, students & the 
general public is not something I recall [and I'm not saying it 
hasn't happened--just that I'm not recalling it].  Negative 
stereotyping certainly goes on; is that what you're thinking of when 
you say discrimination?

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