Grace Schinsing

for school🤓🤓

[Grace Schinsing @auburnstudent0]

@hallbuice Me too, I had never heard of it before but this article helped a lot. #auburnworldhistory

[Grace Schinsing @auburnstudent0]

"Many liberals say that neoliberalism has gone too far in terms of income inequality, that all this privatization has gone too far, that there are a lot of common goods that we have to take care of, such as the environment." #auburnworldhistory

[Grace Schinsing @auburnstudent0]

"...In its most systematic usage it might refer to a theory, a set of ideas, a political strategy, or a historical period." #auburnworldhistory

[Grace Schinsing @auburnstudent0]

I hadn't even heard of the term "neoliberalism" until this article. #auburnworldhistory

[Grace Schinsing @auburnstudent0]

After watching this video, it’s easy to see why other countries are scared of the powers in the United States. The technology we create is constantly advancing, and that alone is something to fear depending on how it’s used. #AuburnWorldHistory

[Grace Schinsing @auburnstudent0]

Nuclear war is absolutely terrifying. The power that advanced technology has is truly hard to grasp sometimes. #AuburnWorldHistory

[Grace Schinsing @auburnstudent0]

I really enjoyed this video. It made it seem super real and helped us get a feel for it all in my opinion. #AuburnWorldHistory

[Grace Schinsing @auburnstudent0]

#auburnworldhistory You can see how passionate and heartfelt she is in the video.

[Grace Schinsing @auburnstudent0]

@vneeley28 I couldn't agree more. People need to move past that! The inside is what matters. #auburnworldhistory

[Grace Schinsing @auburnstudent0]

I think the article for tonight was extremely powerful, and Moody's and Blain's words easily create that feeling. They are both so passionate for the cause. #auburnworldhistory

[Grace Schinsing @auburnstudent0]

"It captures the continued salience of black nationalism as a driving force in black women's politics during an era that historians of black nationalism have largely overlooked." #auburnworldhistory

[Grace Schinsing @auburnstudent0]

"The bleeding wound of Africa is wide open," Moody argued, "and the nations of the world keep the wound from healing, and we, the Negro, must be our own physician to effect a healing of that wound." #auburnworldhistory

[Grace Schinsing @auburnstudent0]

@AuhistoryChris I feel like it’s a recurring theme in these articles... too often people didn’t care about the natives at all. #AuburnWorldHistory

[Grace Schinsing @auburnstudent0]

This article was very impactful and it was interesting to read the authors perspective on colonization. #AuburnWorldHistory

[Grace Schinsing @auburnstudent0]

“No one colonized innocently, that no one colonized with impunity either; that a nation which colonizes, that a civilization which justifies colonization— and therefore force— is already a sick civilization.” #AuburnWorldHistory

[Grace Schinsing @auburnstudent0]

“A civilization that chooses to close its eyes to its most cruicial problems is a stricken civilization. A civilization that uses its principles for trickery and deceit is a dying civilization.” #AuburnWorldHistory

[Grace Schinsing @auburnstudent0]

“We hid the most valuable things we couldn’t take in a locked room in our house, thinking it would be safe until we came back,” she tells me, chuckling.” They seem like they knew they weren’t coming back:(. #AuburnWorldHistory

[Grace Schinsing @auburnstudent0]

The grandmother clearly remembers the night her entire family left. There’s always certain memories that we can’t forget, and leave a mark on us forever. Something like this I know I could never forget. #AuburnWorldHistory

[Grace Schinsing @auburnstudent0]

“It felt like the world had ended. The borders were overcrowded with cars and trucks full of people and belongings fleeing the violence. Others were leaving by sea.” #AuburnWorldHistory

[Grace Schinsing @auburnstudent0]

@sfreyauburn Me too, it's truly crazy once you realize it. Everyone sacrificed so much. #AuburnWorldHistory