Re: The Protest Thread
Posted: Tue June 23, 2020 1:28 am
I think every city should have an autonomous zone. Kind of a real world, player-vs-player MMO or persistent "Purge" area. People need a place to blow off steam.elliseamos wrote:chaz/chop seems like a decent-enough microcosm of American life.
The human chain of white people 'enforcing' it... is not great.McParadigm wrote:The Blackout looks silly to me, too, but painting a Juneteenth neighborhood celebration as OMG actual segregation just makes you look intellectually dishonest.
Blackout Schedule
3:00pm Sound Healing - Naa Akua
4:30pm Black Imagination- Natasha Marin
6:00pm Dance Party - DJ Dark_Wiley
8:00pm Blackout After Party
Those are just outliers. The fringe. Not something you'll ever have to deal with.simple schoolboy wrote:The human chain of white people 'enforcing' it... is not great.McParadigm wrote:The Blackout looks silly to me, too, but painting a Juneteenth neighborhood celebration as OMG actual segregation just makes you look intellectually dishonest.
Blackout Schedule
3:00pm Sound Healing - Naa Akua
4:30pm Black Imagination- Natasha Marin
6:00pm Dance Party - DJ Dark_Wiley
8:00pm Blackout After Party
It also does not exist in a vacuum. We haven't missed the demands for black spaces on campus and black dorms in the last few years.
Live stream from Sunday night, fun starts around 13:30 left in the video:BurtReynolds wrote:I think every city should have an autonomous zone. Kind of a real world, player-vs-player MMO or persistent "Purge" area. People need a place to blow off steam.elliseamos wrote:chaz/chop seems like a decent-enough microcosm of American life.
this video makes blair witch project look like citizen kaneBi_3 wrote:
Live stream from Sunday night, fun starts around 13:30 left in the video:
It's more than progress. It's progressive.BurtReynolds wrote:At least they are attacking senators now instead of random people. That's progress.
Wikipedia says it was orb down by vandals. That’s not very progressive of them.Anders wrote:He was born in Norway, fought and died in the civil war for the north, and was a lifelong opponent of slavery. Statue now torn down.
Anders wrote:He was born in Norway, fought and died in the civil war for the north, and was a lifelong opponent of slavery. Statue now torn down.
