A 102-year-old World War II veteran brings the crowd to its feet with a stirring rendition of "God Bless America" at a Milwaukee Brewers game as the nation marked 25 years since the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Navy veteran Sverre Vinje receives a standing ovation as fans erupt into cheers and chant "USA!" following his performance.
As a part of @fshottsf class, I had the opportunity to watch The Great Debaters. This particularly compelling movie follows the experiences of an all-Black debate team as they navigate institutional racism and segregation during the Jim Crow era.
I find Melvin Tolson to be a very strong leader because he was cognizant of the harsh realities his students would face in a racist society. He pushed them beyond their limits, knowing they would have to work harder to compete with students who had greater privileges. @fshottsf
Looking forward, I wonder how do we as a society continue to ensure that all students have equal access to opportunities to succeed. Is this just educational issue, or should this be a holistic effort with other systems in mind? @fshottsf
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I learned that after the debaters run Melvin B Tolson went adn served as a poet in liberia😲😲😲😯 I enjoyed Melvin B Tolson he was appropriately sharp. I wonder if poecism is still used in debates today or if it's nuanced @fshottsf
After watching The Great Debaters, I learned about Melvin B. Tolson and the Wiley College debate team who competed against Harvard during segregation and proved they belonged on that stage. @fshottsf
I had a lot of opinions about the movie and about the people. In my opinion James farmer Jr was the most talented if he was confident. The others were not as powerful when they are on doing their best as he was, and I think he was the best. @fshottsf
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I admired the team’s bravery fighting racism in the 1930s during segregation. I learned about Wiley College and how debate challenged injustice and discrimination in America. How can people today use their voices for change and stand up for what’s right?