FA: She hopes we take this to heart and prevent this story from becoming reality. We have to stick to what is right and fight for what is good, even in the face of adversity. #johnson101
@astowe20rowva I can definitely see the resemblance. If he had the chance, I feel like he would have tried to kill them all. He has hate that runs very deep. #johnson101
A5: There are parallels with the White Rose rebellion against the Nazis and Japanese internment during WWII. Layla's story did not end like many did during the Holocaust, but it serves as a reminder of what could have happened and that it can happen again. #johnson101
@mrsjohnsonrowva @cseiboldt20 @sam_aye_ahm It will only end when we stop making assumptions and judgement on others with racist, religious, cultural, etc. reasoning #johnson101
@mrsjohnsonrowva @cseiboldt20 I agree. How could you stop it from being you next? What's stopping anyone from doing it again with different "justifications" to others? #johnson101
A4: I cannot imagine how different it will be. There will still be a lot of the same hate they saw before because that won't just go away after closing a camp. It will take a long time, if ever, to get back to their Before. #johnson101
@astowe20rowva I agree. The Director's media also played a big role in the camp. You could see both sides of the stories coming out from Mobius. #johnson101
A3: Social media, specifically, played a huge role in Mobius. Layla's writing would not have gone so viral so quickly on regular news as on social media. You also tap into a younger, more opinionated audience on social media who are willing to fight back. #johnson101
@gracierowva I agree. They saw Layla as being naive and risky instead of empowering like she was. They didn't like her disrupting their lives even more. #johnson101
A2: The government gave people a group to blame their problems and direct their hate to. The Exclusion Laws just brought legal justification to Islamophobic beliefs. The camp was sectioned off to do that to the Muslims on a smaller scale. Giving them "others" to dis. #johnson101
@_mallory_1314 @gracierowva Yes, it gave their protest more of a punch and made the Director snap in front of the Red Cross. They needed that. #johnson101
A1: I think it helped them. All of the protests snowballed into the closing of the camp. Yes, things became stricter and harsher after, but it needed to happen. It brought in others to join the cause. #johnson101
Good morning! I have to tell you I CRIED cried for the ending. It was so bittersweet. Yes, Layla and everyone walked out of the camp but Jake's death hit me very hard #johnson101
A6: There are so many ways it could go, but with the White Rose references, I'm nervous it is foreshadowing a tragic end. Here's hoping that's not true and Layla gets the ending she dserves. #johnson101