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honeyb87 
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Alias_Avi
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Neka, you must've had a sizeable Black population at your school because that's an extensive list for an American public school
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nekamarie83
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Posted: Sep 19 2013 at 3:41pm |
it started out that way in elementary school. however, as the years progressed (and i moved around), it shifted to mostly hispanic students.
basically, our city layout is: east-black, north-white, west/south- hispanic
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ThoughtCouture
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banned? wtf?
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mizzsandra00
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Its so boring it prolly should be banned.....only book in high school I just couldnt read......I read the sparknotes and came to class answering questions in shut like I really read it.........
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ThoughtCouture
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you thought it was boring??? i actually enjoyed it and i hate reading books...
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indiecat
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Just like when the nazis started burning other races books. Invisible man is an awesome book, I have a copy of it.
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newdiva1
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Posted: Sep 19 2013 at 10:29pm |
 carolina cutie wrote:
*Covers Neka's literature lovin' eyes* I bet they still make those kids read those boring ass 18/19th century haole lit books that's boring as sh*t.
Anywho, this must be the 'it' thing for haoles: Erase honest black experiences that paint haoles in a negative light in education and keep it focused on who they view as the 'safe negro' such as MLK, Rosa Parks, Harriet Tubman, etc.
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newdiva1
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Posted: Sep 19 2013 at 10:31pm |
carolina cutie wrote:
Blaque! You remember reading that mess and even the teacher would say 'I know it's boring and hard to read but you have to read it'.
I know the school board members don't have the brain cells to get past a chapter of an Emily Bronte book but somehow Invisible Man is too hard of a read? Haole please!
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jonesable
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Posted: Sep 25 2013 at 7:21am |
carolina cutie wrote:
*Covers Neka's literature lovin' eyes* I bet they still make those kids read those boring ass 18/19th century haole lit books that's boring as sh*t.
Anywho, this must be the 'it' thing for haoles: Erase honest black experiences that paint haoles in a negative light in education and keep it focused on who they view as the 'safe negro' such as MLK, Rosa Parks, Harriet Tubman, etc.
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British Lit particarly the "Romantic" period is my favorite genre of literature. Invisible Man was brilliant for most of the nove but it tapered off towards the end. I felt the same way about Black Boy. I love Harlem Renaissance Lit and AfAm modern lit but I prefer British Literature by miles.
Edited by jonesable - Sep 25 2013 at 7:24am
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