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#AuburnWorldHistory History 1020

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@WellsKeaton7 I wonder what we can learn from this revolution today — what can we be taught? #AuburnWorldHistory

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@Aaronhistory1 I can’t imagine the trauma these people carried with them. It makes me wonder how they coped and got through? #AuburnWorldHistory

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Although the people back then experienced such trauma, I wonder how they handled it and moved forward. The suicide rates are higher today than they ever have been. Did they experience the same amount of anxiety we experience today? #AuburnWorldHistory

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What I found in this documentary was a lot of strength and commitment that I don’t think is found in our generation today. Without fear, people were willing to die for their country and step into a roll they didn’t sign up for. #AuburnWorldHistory

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Although the film was very eye opening and powerful, I was taken aback by the rawness and unfiltered reality of the film. #AuburnWorldHistory

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“The university’s notoriously nerdy and quirky culture … also comes directly from Bronzeville” #AuburnWorldHistory

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“Using it’s slavery-funded endowment as collateral, the university began taking out a series of bank loans against the Douglas land to fund its operations” … it is sad to me that this is the foundation of the school. #AuburnWorldHistory

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“Life for the enslaved workers on the plantation, however, was far from enriching.” #AuburnWorldHistory

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@c8lin_ranheim I really found this statement to be really interesting and really important. Music is music and it’s sad people can’t appreciate it for what it is because of homophobia #AuburnWorldHistory

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I had no idea that Lil Wayne used to make bounce music. #AuburnWorldHistory

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Big Freddia and Sissy Nobby really paved the way for a new type of genre that would pave the way for music #AuburnWorldHistory

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I had no idea New Orleans was so influential for music. It deserves more credit. #AuburnWorldHistory

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@Logandurham16 I think it’s always a bad thing people suffering this kind of trauma and alienation. We can still see the effects today. #AuburnWorldHistory

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@JohnCoxAuburnWH It is so sad to me to think of this, but it is happening today before our eyes. Makes me want to do all I can to help. It also makes me disappointed in our government for doing nothing. #AuburnWorldHistory

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@Jprogers01 This is crazy to think that the world may have been so different today if things went differently and choices concerning bombs were made. #AuburnWorldHistory

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It was interesting to me that Palestinian women often wear the keys to their old houses around their next out of hope. #AuburnWorldHistory

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“The vast majority of Palestinian refugees were never naturalized, instead place in one of the dozen UNRWA-operated camps in Lebanon, where they continue to live to this day” #AuburnWorldHistory

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“It felt like the world ended.” - Reading this woman talk about her experiences cant’t help but make me think of the people in Afghanistan and Ukraine right now. #AuburnWorldHistory

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In this movie you can really tell how fearful people were over the possibility of a nuclear war. #AuburnWorldHistory

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Even though this movie was meant to be satire, it’s very believable. It was very interesting to see the development and how the characters thought of the Russians. #AuburnWorldHistory