Never mind, I've just contacted them and asked not to contact these professors.

I would (but now I prefer not to -- the only reason is that I don't personally know these people; if I did, I might use them as a reference). Is it a crime to help students by writing example research papers to use as a guidance? I couldn't find any reference to it being a crime. Of course, students must use it as an example to avoid plagiarism accusations.

The said professors won't hire me because of the glass ceiling. They aren't going to recommend me to their "colleagues" because I don't belong to their clique, either. So I gather helping students is still more respectable than "dropping out of the workforce" and live off tax payers money, isn't it.

Same professor promised me that I'd find a great job after I graduate from college. Now they don't care when students like me cannot find a job ... because they have been established. I could be hired to do any job, but my choices are limited to flipping burgers or .. finding a job as a freelance writer and compete with a million of other freelancers :(.

It's another story, but nowadays others demand much more from me because I'm white. You see, the <white privilege> BS. I have a friend who's been flipping burgers and he's been twice as fast as the <unprivileged> guys and he's never received a raise. They all think it's normal that he is twice as fast and if he slows down they threaten to fire him. I'm not going to follow his steps so I try my luck as an online writer. I don't expect 50K but the idea of working towards my reputation is tempting. Work hard, reap the rewards sooner than later. In theory, at least.