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a haiku about buying college textbooks
what the fuck textbooks
you’re made of paper and ink
not fucking diamonds.
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when can i apply
‘what does 237 mean’
i actually dont know how to answer that question
Jesus where did ^^^^^ come from?!?!!?!? LMFAOOOOOO
I just googled “college christmas trees” and I found some gems that needed to be shared
and my personal favorite
DONE AT THE CAR AIR FRESHNER!!!!
*huge trigger warning*
I am overwhelmed by how many stories like this people have shared with me from various colleges. I thank you all for your honesty and bravery and strength and resilience.
“ Cloistered in elite universities and increasingly leaning towards neo-liberal ideas on race, economics and politics, [Neo-Liberal Black Intellectuals] are separated from black working people, the poor and the black middle class. While Obama, remains popular among African Americans as symbol of racial progress, his policies, that favor large banks, Wall Street and the military, places him and those black intellectuals who “take their cue” from him, at odds with the fundamental economic and social interests of the vast majority of African Americans. […] Elite universities demand that black intellectuals assume a post-racial sensibility and lifestyle; on the other hand, the black masses daily experience the most savage racism. Faced with this dilemma, neo-liberal black intellectuals become apologists for race and class oppression, while performing a not very convincing symbolic blackness. […] Black intellectuals in the second decade of the 21st century should not take a cue from Obama’s presidency, but from Du Bois. They should stop being afraid of Du Bois’ radicalism and anti-imperialism and end their kowtowing to the conservatism of the white academic establishment.
—
Anthony Monteiro, professor of African American Studies at Temple University.
Read.
(via mehreenkasana)
