I would have never thought that a college would have anything to do with slavery. It is wild to read about a school that was so tied into it. #AuburnWorldHistory
@BridgetCatalan9 I agree. The pictures helped to put a “face to the name” for each topic and I felt like they helped to really wrap it all together. #AuburnWorldHistory
@William68009329 I agree. I knew very little about the topic of neoliberalism, but this article helped to teach what it is all about. #AuburnWorldHistory
My favorite part of this piece was the part about the crises since 2007. We got to read about multiple different crises, and what they caused. #AuburnWorldHistory
“What if every dominant mode of production, with its particular political configuration, creates a mode of opposition as a mirror image to itself?” #AuburnWorldHistory
Neoliberalism is one of those terms that many people look at differently. There are plenty of people that think of this term wrong and get the wrong ideas. It was interesting reading its true definition and what it is actually about. #AuburnWorldHistory
This video really put into perspective what living during the cold war was like. It looked to be a very rough and stressful time, but made for a very interesting video to watch. #AuburnWorldHistory
I had no idea how close the cold war was from turning into a nuclear war. I enjoyed watching this part of the video and thought it was absolutely insane. #AuburnWorldHistory
I liked how this speech talked on how to make Africa better in the future. I liked that she didn’t talk as much about what happened in the past, but of what to do in the future to fix what is wrong. #AuburnWorldHistory
This video did a great job showing how life was for African Americans in the old times, and how it has effected their lives now. I enjoyed watching this video and feel that it was very interesting. #AuburnWorldHistory
I think the title of this article, “We Want to Set the World on Fire” was a great title. It brings the reader in and represents the authors message. #AuburnWorldHistory
“The 1940s was an era of significant transformation in the lives of black men and women across the United States and other parts of the globe.” #AuburnWorldHistory