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	Essay 1 Hanna Proaper For this essay, I’ve selected the epigraph “I am not Sidney Poitier” written by Percival Everett. This epigraph […] Read \| History	Hanna Proaper	September 19, 2022	September 19, 2022
	Self-Reflections The technical definition of risk is doing something that has the possibility of an unwanted consequence. These undesirable outcomes will […] Read \| History	Mackenzie Jefferson	October 9, 2020	October 9, 2020
	Blog Post #1 Irony is my favorite literary device to read, simply because of the way it can be introduced into a piece. […] Read \| History	Joe Sharak	September 23, 2019	September 23, 2019	Reader and Text
	A State of Confusion Transferring from SVA in Gramercy Park, Manhattan to SUNY Geneseo in… what seems to be a mix between Buffalo and […] Read \| History	Abbie Sorell	February 7, 2019	February 7, 2019	American Studies	American Studies, Art of Steve Prince, Geneseo, SUNY Geneseo
	On Religion and African Tradition While reading through Hegel’s piece, I could not believe what I was reading with my own two eyes. Phrases such […] Read \| History	Liz Louie	September 2, 2018	September 2, 2018	American Studies	Smith BLKS188 fall 18
	“DO” by Melvin Tolson Uniqua Jones Afrofuturism “Liberia? No side-show barker’s bio-accident, No corpse of a soul’s errand To the Dark Continent: You […] Read \| History	Uniqua Jones	September 9, 2018	September 9, 2018		Smith BLKS188 fall 18
	Repetition in Black and European Cultures In James Snead, “Black Literature and Literary Theory” he goes into talking about Black and European cultures. Specifically the meaning […] Read \| History	Uniqua Jones	September 16, 2018	September 16, 2018		Smith BLKS188 fall 18
	Cycling Back to Rock You Like a Hurricane and the Braves The Braves baseball team might not be the first thing you think of when someone mentions the song “Rock You […] Read \| History	Teresa Petrus	May 2, 2018	May 2, 2018
	NYC: Masking Demographics Last summer I went to NYC with my best friend Sarah as many people do to sightsee, tour the museum’s […] Read \| History	Teresa Petrus	May 2, 2018	May 2, 2018
	Prison Farms In Map 7 of Unfathomable City, it shows the locations of the Louisiana State prisons. On the following pages it […] Read \| History	Teresa Petrus	May 2, 2018	May 2, 2018
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