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[Stockton @vsm2026]

Chapter 3 shows how stressful it was at William Frantz Public School. Going to school was never a normal day, it felt scary and overwhelming every day. I couldn’t imagine going to school at that time. #Segregation #WilliamFrantzPublicSchool #History

[Stockton @vsm2026]

The adults behavior in chapter 3 is honestly disturbing. Instead of protecting the children they were making matters worse. It shows how common racism was and how it was taught. #WilliamFrantzPublicSchool #History #Racism

[Stockton @vsm2026]

Chapter 3 reminds me that even small actions, like showing up, can make a big difference. Change starts somewhere. #BeTheChange #WilliamFrantzPublicSchool

[Stockton @vsm2026]

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[Stockton @vsm2026]

How to create a stand-out SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGY for your small business ... https://t.co/viad1jF0dx

This video is very informative and helpful for anyone needing a solid social media strategy! And gives good tips on how to create content that stands out for your accounts.

[Stockton @vsm2026]

@DB2412SU This is very interesting and could be helpful to many!

[Stockton @vsm2026]

By applying the rule of thirds, I arranged the donuts and text in my design to be off-center, creating a balanced and engaging visual for the donut shop's social media. #su2412 #RuleOfThirds #VisualMarketing

[Stockton @vsm2026]

@anna2412su This is a great example of how something so simple can create a connection and motivate people to take action.

[Stockton @vsm2026]

Banksy’s latest mural makes you think about curiosity, dreams, and the world around us. Powerful art! #su2412 #banksy

[Mrs Kensington @Londonlife44]

The British artist Banksy has inked London once again, with a new mural of children bundled up in winter clothing appearing just days before Christmas.

The artwork on the side of a building in the Bayswater district, near Kensington Palace — was confirmed Monday on Banksy’s official website and Instagram account. That image was nearly identical to a second piece that was spotted around the same time by Centre Point tower, a historic brutalist landmark near Oxford Street and Tottenham Court Road, in the middle of a bustling central London shopping district.

The Bayswater work shows two young children in winter clothes, lying on what appears to be a tin roof and pointing up toward the sky, as if they are stargazing. The artistic surprises appeared to have given Britain the gift of conversation, with some social media users speculating that the works were a social commentary on rising youth homelessness in the country.

[Stockton @vsm2026]

I agree this was a good campaign choice. It connects the Eagles brand to real community impact and feels authentic, which we learned makes social media campaigns more effective.
#su2412 #AFanOfChange

[Stockton @vsm2026]

@anna2412su The spiral composition really draws you in!

[Stockton @vsm2026]

The main subject of the photo is positioned off-center, aligning closely with one of the vertical lines that divide the image into thirds. This placement demonstrates the Rule of Thirds. #su2421

[Stockton @vsm2026]

ASICS LiteShow works because it solves the problem staying visible at night. The campaign shows runners in motion so you actually see the reflectivity doing its job. #su2412

[ASICS India @ASICS_India]

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#SoundMindSoundBody #MoveYourBodyMoveYourMind #ASICSIndia

[Mrs Kensington @Londonlife44]

The British artist Banksy has inked London once again, with a new mural of children bundled up in winter clothing appearing just days before Christmas.

The artwork on the side of a building in the Bayswater district, near Kensington Palace — was confirmed Monday on Banksy’s official website and Instagram account. That image was nearly identical to a second piece that was spotted around the same time by Centre Point tower, a historic brutalist landmark near Oxford Street and Tottenham Court Road, in the middle of a bustling central London shopping district.

The Bayswater work shows two young children in winter clothes, lying on what appears to be a tin roof and pointing up toward the sky, as if they are stargazing. The artistic surprises appeared to have given Britain the gift of conversation, with some social media users speculating that the works were a social commentary on rising youth homelessness in the country.

[Stockton @vsm2026]

@anna2412su I love how this post celebrates creativity and holiday spirit in a new movie. #su2421

[Anna Rosa @anna2412su]

I love the way you incorporated the holidays into a new movie! This was so awesome to see and I can’t wait to try something like this! #su2412

[Stockton @vsm2026]

@Londonlife44 Banksy’s latest mural makes you think about curiosity, dreams, and the world around us. Powerful art! #su2412