#documentaries
The history of redlining in Baltimore, told through maps in Rat Film (2018, Theo Anthony, dir.)
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to everyone else in school right now:
please use sparknotes. please use khan academy. please listen to school house rock songs and watch the history of the entire world i guessandtim and mobyandbill nye. any documentary you watch in class can be found somewhere online with a quick google. get your books from project gutenbergandz-lib. download textbooks off the internet whenever you can find them. use desmos for a free online graphing calculator. if you’re learning something and you don’t get it look up the wikipedia page on it and put it into simple english to get the gist, then put it back into regular english to get the full story. cheat if you have to. school sucks so bad rn and if you’re like me and you get all your materials secondhand or from the lost and found, online resources are really useful rn; all of the above have helped me pass a class in some way, and i hope they can help you too.
stay inside and stay safe. best of luck to all the students out there.
Some pics from a movie I’m in called Thumb War. You can watch it for free at the link in my bio! ^-^ It’s a mockumentary about professional thumb wrestling hehehe It won the Audience Choice Award for Best Narrative at the Portland Film Festival and Best Comedy at Flickfair Film Festival It’ll be showing at the Reedy Reels Film Festival in Greenville, South Carolina June 4th if anyone is local to the area and wants to check it out!
As I mentioned, there was a BTMI! documentary directed by Sara Crow, released after they broke up. Titled Never Get Tired, it follows the band from their early days to the end of the Vacationtour and does a good job of summing up Jeff’s vision for the band. There’s a lot of great concert footage in it, and I was shocked (and envious) to learn that Jeff is one of those songwriters for whom every part of a song comes together at once in his head before he writes/plays it. Never Get Tired can be seen for $5 here: http://www.nofuturefilms.com/
28 Dope Documentaries and Biopics to Watch on #Netflix During #BHM
Black History Month is almost over, ya’ll! My philosophy on Black History Month is that #BHM is a present-day celebration and opportunity to learn more about Black global culture. I like going to cultural events in my community (the DC metro area), (like this one went to last weekend!). However, I can’t always get out of the house to do grown up things because childcare ain’t free. In that case,…
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