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[auburnmeg @auburnmeg1]

@YilongXu2 This was shocking to read about, especially how Douglas drove a 3rd of slaves to death. #AuburnWorldHistory

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The fact that Douglas “would work a third of them to death” is extremely unfair and disappointing. He was earning so much profit from Lawrence County, yet still thought it was ok to work slaves to death. #AuburnWorldHistory

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“Using its slavery-funded endowment as collateral, the university began taking out a series of bank loans against Douglas land to fund its operations.” I’ve learned a lot about slavery in the past, but this is something I’ve never heard of before. #AuburnWorldHistory

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In the readings about the ties to slavery, it’s crazy to think that all of these events on slavery occurred and it’s hard to understand the extremism of it and how unfair it was. #AuburnWorldHistory

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@CreavenBethany I found it very interesting as well and how these events affect the world we live in today. #AuburnWorldHistory

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It really focuses in on production, capital, and labor throughout the article. It helps give a better understanding on the capitalist class’s point of view. #AuburnWorldHistory

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During the interview and reading the article, the interviewer and article readings make it easier to understand and comprehend the actual meaning of Neoliberalism because it can become hard to understand. #AuburnWorldHistory

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“Neoliberalism may refer to a theory, a set of ideas, a political strategy, or a historical period.” Neoliberalism has many different meanings that people can interpret differently. #AuburnWorldHistory

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@oliviaelmore5 I also agree with you and thought the satire helped me understand the message in this movie. #AuburnWorldHistory

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I cannot imagine being someone that lived through the Cold War because everyone was in total fear for their lives and never knew what was going to happen or if the nuclear actions would happen. #AuburnWorldHistory

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The use of satire used in this movie by Stanley Kubrick helps better understand the events that took place during the Cold War and what all actually happened during this time period. #AuburnWorldHistory

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Hearing about the fear the United States and the Soviet Union had because of the nuclear actions that could take place during the Cold War is scary to hear about now, but would be very threatening to hear about this if you were living through the Cold War. #AuburnWorldHistory

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This speaker in this speech is very educated and passionate about Africa and could really be beneficial in the future for Africa as a whole to be helped. #AuburnWorldHistory

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“The bleeding wound of Africa is wide open.” This quote stuck out to me because you learn about the disadvantages Africa had and how it is still affected by this today. #AuburnWorldHistory

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@BridgetCatalan9 I also agree with you. She is so passionate about Africa, as you can tell when you watch her speak about Africa. #AuburnWorldHistory

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In this speech, by Dr. Arikana Chihombofi-Qu, you can tell how passionate she is about Africa based on how she talks about it. #AuburnWorldHistory

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@EmmeMcphillips I found this quote from the article significant also. #AuburnWorldHistory

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The New Negro World was a good platform for the men but was “also one of the few public platforms available for nationalist women.” #AuburnWorldHistory

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This article shows how the Black nationalist women in the 1940’s tried to get their beliefs out in the New Negro World essays. #AuburnWorldHistory