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Emma Simpson - Auburn University World History Account

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@ShultsGrace Yes!!! So neat and definitely makes it more fun to read! #AuburnWorldHistory

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It’s unbelievable is this behavior is justified and still exists. I can’t wrap my mind around it. #AuburnWorldHistory

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I’ve never learned any of this before, I only knew the “good parts” of who Stephen A. Douglas was. #AuburnWorldHistory

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This year I have only been more and more enlightened about the disappointments of today’s society. #AuburnWorldHistory

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@DBoydHistory So true 😂 #AuburnWorldHistory

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All of these ideas make sense when looking at them with a microscope, but when looking at the big picture they would lead to failure. #AuburnWorldHistory

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“The ruling class wasn’t omniscient but they recognized that there were a number of fronts on which they had to struggle: the ideological front, the political front, and above all they had to struggle to curb the power of labor...” #AuburnWorldHistory

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Neoliberalism seems very extreme and like it wouldn’t work. #AuburnWorldHistory

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@au_fisher So timely for today!! They put their lives on the line for us, and I am so grateful! #AuburnWorldHistory

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I imagine that being in charge during this war was equally as stressful as a normal war. One wrong move and everything could go wrong. #AuburnWorldHistory

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So much of what is said in this movie is so timely. I guess as the old saying goes, history will always repeat itself. #AuburnWorldHistory

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Watching the meetings around the round table are sooo interesting. There are no filters🤯🤯 #AuburnWorldHistory

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@carolhist1020 Yes I totally agree!! #AuburnWorldHistory

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The suppression that African women have forever had to experience is sickening. Why are some of the smartest people the most silenced? #AuburnWorldHistory

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I didn’t know that Africa didn’t want to be split up into countries. I guess now that I think about it, I remember learning that certain tribes and groups were split up. #AuburnWorldHistory

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Dr. Arikana Chihombori-Qua is so inspiring!! It’s a shame, but no surprise that people tried to silence her. #AuburnWorldHistory

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@MargaretSouth8 Yes!! I never knew about any of this. #AuburnWorldHistory

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I feel like the sources that we have seen have always been through men. I love how these are all about women and their personal experiences. #AuburnWorldHistory

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It makes sense that we haven’t had a lot of primary sources because they were blocked out in history - when they were present. #AuburnWorldHistory

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I surely have not learned enough African history in school, but even more than that - African culture! This article is so refreshing! #AuburnWorldHistory