Thoughts on the 2016 Election
VOX ATL
November 8, 2016
Thought of the election provokes mayhem and borderline claustrophobia in my head. I didn’t care at first; I saw no reason. I am a privileged,
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Thought of the election provokes mayhem and borderline claustrophobia in my head. I didn’t care at first; I saw no reason. I am a privileged,
A majority of my school’s attendees missed the cut-off date to be eligible to vote today. However, I was sure many of my peers had
The rituals we follow before November eighth
Empty the car and flood into the voter booth,
Me, and my mother, and my baby
I attend The George Washington University in Washington D.C., and my dorm room is only a few blocks away from the White House. I find
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Not being able to vote is like not being able to extinguish the fire that’s slowly, and eventually, going to swallow you whole. Like I’ve
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