Feb 28, 2017
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1S3yMzEee18)
Mizzou protests: Clash of First Amendment principles.
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(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1S3yMzEee18)
Mizzou protests: Clash of First Amendment principles.
2 Fists Up, Civil Rights Movement 2.0
They thought racism was a thing of the past, while the teens threw "KKK parties."
*Regularly scheduled posting on this blog (i.e. posts about my 30-day road trip) has been delayed in order to bring you this important update from my life in NYC* I don’t want to say this wrong. It seems so important. Not that it’s important that I talk about it. But that we all talk about it. About all of it. And maybe it’s okay to say some things wrong as long as we’re willing to be corrected…
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Photo dump of selected Yik Yaks in the wake of #SikesSitIn , #Clemson5 and the racist incident that occurred on campus last Monday. Yaks were selected based on their representation of the feelings of a majority of students on clemson’s campus on the Sikes occupation.
*edit* it was brought to my attention that I upvoted one of the posts in this photo set. it was definitely unintentional and I apologize for the lack of clarity and any sense of misdirection.
Field of Vision - Concerned Student 1950
But I think animus toward tenured employees goes beyond simply not wanting to fund universities. It also provides a way of imagining oneself in a position of power, since if taxpayers fund universities they can understand themselves as faculty members’ bosses. Of course the form this takes reflects a diminished understanding of even private enterprise, since we no longer understand bosses as people who build things but rather only as those with the power to fire people. In this regard, the well-documented critiques of Trump as a businessman hardly matter — “You’re fired” is, for good reason, his best-known quote.
Melissa Click and American Anger – Los Angeles Review of Books
Field of Vision - Concerned Student 1950
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Oh I want to see this.