<p>Here I tackle 9/11 posts that depicted first responders at Ground Zero and contrasted them with images of BLM protesters this summer. They were captioned with "You said you'd never forget...but I guess you did". Additionally, I dissect the recent Medium article written by now former George Washington University professor, Jessica Krug, who confessed having built her entire career on faux Blackness. </p>

Here I tackle 9/11 posts that depicted first responders at Ground Zero and contrasted them with images of BLM protesters this summer. They were captioned with "You said you'd never forget...but I guess you did". Additionally, I dissect the recent Medium article written by now former George Washington University professor, Jessica Krug, who confessed having built her entire career on faux Blackness.

<p>Here I tackle 9/11 posts that depicted first responders at Ground Zero and contrasted them with images of BLM protesters this summer. They were captioned with "You said you'd never forget...but I guess you did". Additionally, I dissect the recent Medium article written by now former George Washington University professor, Jessica Krug, who confessed having built her entire career on faux Blackness.&nbsp;</p>

9/11 and Jessica Krug

This experimental course is designed to speak to the state, texture, and parameters of contemporary racism. Given the mobilizations all over the country (and the world) in response to the death of George Floyd in particular and the maiming, killing, and incarceration of Black people in general, there is a yearning for resources, knowledge, accountability, and community. This raging dirge being sung by Black Americans all over the country calls for us to listen and respond.

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