@Adam40606286 I agree with you, I think it's different from what we read normally in a sense because this marries together both America's horrific past with slavery and how it is still seen today. #AuburnWorldHistory
"Rise Phoenix- like from the ruins of the past" I feel like this was America's attitude about slavery as a whole, and it just isn't the way to heal as a nation or as a people. #AuburnWorldHistory
"In Mississippi, enslaved workers kept working soon, Douglas would work a third of them to death." Just thinking about how enslaved people were worked to death and treated makes me feel sick. #AuburnWorldHistory
After reading this it made me think about how many institutions today are unrecognized as originating from the work of enslaved peoples. #AuburnWorldHistory
@hallbuice I agree with you, I don't know why immigration is such a controversial subject when thought history it's always made countries better. #AuburnWorldHistory
"Neoliberalism is an ideology and so they write an idealist history of it." I feel like this happens with a lot of ideologies and historical movements through time. #AuburnWorldHistory
"It was an ideological assault but also an economic assault. To me this is what neoliberalism was about: it was that political project, and I think the bourgeoisie or the corporate capitalist class put it into motion bit by bit." #AuburnWorldHistory
It's really interesting to learn about the perspectives of those who lived in the US during the Cold War and how they differed through this movie #AuburnWorldHistory
@KristinBilling9 I agree with you, and I don't really have a concrete answer because I think there are a lot of factors at play. However, I do think the repeated colonization of African countries is one of the reasons why. #AuburnWorldHistory
"Community feminism resembled a tug-of-war between feminist and national paradigms, but it also provided a means of critiquing ideas of women as intellectually inferior." #AuburnWorldHistory
"We want to set the world on fire, we want freedom and justice and a change to build it for ourselves. And we must set the world on fire... we will, like other men, die for the realization of our dreams" #AuburnWorldHistory
I think it's really interesting to learn abut African American women in the 1940's because I feel like that perspective isn't really talked about #AuburnWorldHistory