Awkwardly Adulting

I dont know what im doing at this point. A chit chat on whatever my brain could come up with. BLM.

Shared a clip of a poem from the character Reggie Green from the show Dear White People on Netflix. I give context to the poem, don't worry.

I discuss the black panther party's written text on the correct way of handing a revolution. do their rules still apply now? this is apart of the lecture series.

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talking about the netflix show dear white people, relating it back to my own experiences in high school and how this revolution is bringing back how much I had/have to put up with as a black woman.

Poem from poetry foundation. org. Poem titled We are not Responsible by Harryette Mullen. Harryette Mullen is a poet and a professor of English at the University of California, Los Angeles, where she teaches creative writing and African American literature. I also talk about my friends opinion and how people are posting for no real change.

I discuss the origins of the black panther party and the history pertaining to the black panther party. this is apart of the lecture series.

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In the beginning of this I was afraid that none of my friends agreed with the movement. This episode is what my friends have said during the current situation. I wanted to share their statements to share that speaking up and better than staying silent. this episode was scrambled, I'm sorry I didn't type up notes. 

here is a poem on how I feel about the world today.

I wanted to take a journalistic approach to this episode, because one, I love research and two, I really wanted to display the facts to people so they clearly understand that black people are being killed by the police/white people for no reason. I do touch on how I've been feeling emotionally. Please take a look at my website for details on how to support. https://kamrynbouyett.wixsite.com/awkadultingblog

lets talk about what has been going on, exactly. I wanted to take a journalistic approach to this episode, because one, I love research and two, I really wanted to display the facts to people so they clearly understand that black people are being killed by the police/white people for no reason. I do touch on how I've been feeling emotionally.