4/28: The University of Chicago vs. other prestigious universities like Yale and Harvard was interesting to read about. For example, the discussion on how the University of Chicago owed its entire existence to slavery as opposed to Yale and Harvard. #AuburnWorldHistory
4/28: This reading exposes many in’s and out’s of avoiding debt and the behind the scenes of scheming with money withing institutions for personal gain. #AuburnWorldHistory
4/26: “The square”- The scene where the officer demanded to see the camera mans "ID" while you hear gunshots in the background ,made me sad for the people in the background and was hard to watch.
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4/26: “The Square”- “We do trust the army. But there are some leaders in the army who are corrupt because they are apart of Mubarak’s era.” It’s sad that this is a reality sometimes. #AuburnWorldHistory
4/26: “The Square”- You can really feel there angry and sadness that drives there fight for freedom against Mubarak’s army. This is through the caotic cinematography and graphic images portrayed when one of there most beloved passes away. #AuburnWorldHistory
4/21: This article illustrates loyalty between rap artists and there audiences. For example Freedia and Lazer.“You can get up in the front, you can dance for Freedia…But if anybody comes up on you and gives you a hard time, Freedia’s gonna be the first one”
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4/21: When it comes to inaccurate perception, its sad to read about the facts that if you are a gay hip hop artist, the focus is only on the "gay" part rather than the actually music/art.
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4/21: "Sissy bounce"-never heard that term before this article. It is a term that refers artists as queer or transgender in the music industry that is actually seen as disrespectful.
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4/14: Dr.Strangelove- I had never heard of Plan R before this film. It was the British plan to invade Norways and Sweden in WWII. I don’t believe it was successful. #AuburnWorldHistory
4/14: Dr.Strangelove- “War was too important to be left to the generals…. but todays war is too important to be left to politicians.” This was in regards to communism. Is this still true today? #AuburnWorldHistory