When creating this podcast I learned how to use a lot of different platforms provided on my laptop itself and online that were made for this very purpose.  I was surprised how easy it was to record, edit, and publish a podcast.  While there were a few problems here and there, I eventually figured it out.  Overall, it wasn’t as bad as I thought it would be. Podbean link:  https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-tcfch-a63b58 https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-tcfch-a63b58

AP Litera-Sure to Be Awful Admittedly, reading books is often not pleasurable for me.  I am unable to take interest in books that cover things unknown to me, or are of a different time period.  For some reason any and all fascination gets lost in the black and white text. Why I decided to take an AP literature class beats me.  On the first day of class we received a…

  The Hard Books In elementary school, once a week my homeroom class would go to the school library.  At the library we would listen the librarian, Mrs. Odiorn aka Mrs. O, would read to us and give us worksheets to fill out.  Near the end of our visit we got to pick out a book to check out until the next week when we returned. For me, this was…

When I sat down for Angela Davis’s talk I expected it to cover Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr and racism.  While she did touch on both, she connected them to modern issues as well, resulting in a multitude of issues.  The first issue was the treatment of Black transgender women. That’s three minority groups combined, and while I was aware that the combination existed I never really thought about what…

A Not-So-Short Story Modern American Humanities junior year of high school was a painful class to say the least.  Reading short story after short story followed by endless annotations left me bored out of my mind. There was one assignment though that sparked my interest a little, writing a short futuristic story.  I was excited to use my imagination to create a short story that was much more interesting than…