Hello there, World!Welcome to my page.
TV was never my thing. Commercials, on the other hand, were my "fave." Fast forward a decade and change, I graduated with a degree in Communications.
Instead of boring my family and friends with my critiques of media and its influence on culture, I decided to pollute the Web with yet another page of ranting and raving (because we all know the world can use more of that).
Enjoy the ride and stop by again!
Not digital. But definitely interactive.
Impressive use of media to promote the fight against slavery.
(via measureofhealth)
Is there a correlation between weight, health and beauty. Health? Yes, to an extent. Beauty? Not necessarily.
Shout out Mothers’ who love their children enough to call them out.
Proverbs 27:5
(via blackproverbs)
Spoken word celebrating broken and mixed families, single parents and unconventional families with a special shout out to mothers’ doin’ it all!
“The definition of an American family is as diverse as the X-Men.”
Ashes in the Closet by Bliss Broyard.
“Photographer helps boy in wheelchair do the impossible.”
(via organicsomethings)
Puma: Creative
Using dance to sell sneakers isn’t anything new. Using dance as a language to sell shoes through interactive media? Well now, that’s a different story.
Dance dictionary: http://www.pumadancedictionary.com/
High School Student gives a lesson to its teacher at Duncanville
why didn’t that class applaud
PREACH
I am in absolute awe of this kid.
My new favorite person.
I saw an interview with him last night. Turns out the kid is a dropout who returned back with a fervor to apply himself and complete high school.
For those that said he shouldn’t have used the word “bitching”…he used the word in rebuttal to the teacher having used the same word to disparage what he was doing before the rant was recorded. The students also corroborated that story.
I’m very proud of this young man. Our school system is broken because of terrible teachers like this that are just passing along information to earn a paycheck instead of actually engaging their students. We can, of course, thank the Teachers Unions, the worthless Department of Education, and failed standardized applications and testing for its decline. We’ve known the system has been broken for a long time, but now the students are becoming aware.
How to improve education in “my state”.
Step 1 — School attendance is non-compulsory.
Step ? — Government removes itself from the education industry.
He’s said just about everything I wanted to say to some of my teachers in high school.
They only make a few movies about students who want to learn and fight for their education. Walkout (2006) being my favorite.
