Jensen Huang attended the all-boys Oneida Baptist Institute in rural Kentucky after his uncle mistakenly believed it was a prestigious boarding school. It was actually a religious reform school for children considered difficult. Huang had to clean toilets each day while his brother worked on a tobacco farm. The brothers were bullied by other students, called ethnic slurs, and threatened with knives. About two years later, their parents arrived in the United States and removed them from the school.
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