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when you do something bad something bad will happen to you as a consequence 

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when you do something bad something bad will happen to you as a consequence 

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When I was in K-12 in Houston, students were "popped" when doing something against the rules. "Girl" students had the option of taking detention instead.

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When I was in K-12 in Houston, students were "popped" when doing something against the rules. "Girl" students had the option of taking detention instead.

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when you couldn't handle your emotions, you should be alone/isolated from others

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Almost always negative reinforcement of some sort: physical, verbal, emotional, etc. for the purpose of "teaching a lesson"

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It taught me that "justice" is gendered. And that punishment was about humiliation and shame.

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It taught me that "justice" is gendered. And that punishment was about humiliation and shame.

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different kinds of wrongdoings yielded different punishments - forgotten homework = teacher disappointment/scolding & bad grade, talking in class = being told to sit in the corner, away from class activities

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That the teacher wanted to physically harm my body. That they were that angry at me. 

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That the teacher wanted to physically harm my body. That they were that angry at me. 

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When I was in elementary school the bad kids would sit in corners alone and couldn't participate in activities. we also had a chart with everyones name on them and if you got in trouble your card would be yellow instead of green and red after your third time of getting in trouble. This could include not doing hw, speaking out of turn, etc

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When I was in elementary school the bad kids would sit in corners alone and couldn't participate in activities. we also had a chart with everyones name on them and if you got in trouble your card would be yellow instead of green and red after your third time of getting in trouble. This could include not doing hw, speaking out of turn, etc

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The poor kids were told it was our fault, and the rich kids got away with it

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some authority is in charge of doling out and fairness and justice to me

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the authority responsible for imposing "justice" is not always consistent or fair

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Just is defined by power, not what is good

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Negative reinforcement skewed my perception of justice. I never understood why we would say that everyone makes mistakes but then punish them for doing so. It made me feel scared to talk about potential wrongdoings.

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That "boys" were stronger and tougher than "girls" because they automatically got "popped" whereas girls had option of detention. This probably made me think that "boys" were also more badly behaved.

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That "boys" were stronger and tougher than "girls" because they automatically got "popped" whereas girls had option of detention. This probably made me think that "boys" were also more badly behaved.

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I will be punished because I am less worthy (or afford) of justice

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That punishment is always deserved. That there must be consequences. To hold others and myself to unattainable standards.

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As someone mentioned, I also had color coded behavior charts in elementary. Once your card was red it meant we weren't allowed to do the activities other were doing and it also meant that the kids who had their cards switched would be teased by the other kids.  

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As someone mentioned, I also had color coded behavior charts in elementary. Once your card was red it meant we weren't allowed to do the activities other were doing and it also meant that the kids who had their cards switched would be teased by the other kids.  