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- Kunstler: "Tick Tick Tick."
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- Kunstler: The Parties Crawl Off to Die.
- "Political Critiques of the Anthropocene."
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- Melba Moore: "Lift Every Voice and Sing."
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3 comments:
Funny I was thinking of that. Did you know that English is technically a Creole, a language with an Anglo-Saxon grammar and a French vocabulary?
Brandon: You have got to watch The PBS Series, The Story of English. It's so 80's. Available on You Tube. The video is kind of fuzzy, but I know you will enjoy it.
Thank you for recommending The Story of English. I'll check it out.
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