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I'm kind of upset rn. So i have a project for US History rn, and its art based. My teacher knows I'm an artist and is expected very high of me, but the thing is, I'm on art block and if it doesn't succeed her expectations, she'll throw away my work

I'm afraid :whycry:

How tf do I make a superhero out of historical civil rights figures

Captain America.

Like, Rosa Parks as a superhero.

How tf?

No yeah I’m with you there.

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It's not that hard if it didn't have the drawing section.

Give her a Final Fantasy get up and you should be good. I think.

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Hmm...

Rosa Parks as a superhero....

...... the power to control buses...?

She rides them like Vanitas rides the dead Keyblades.

I swear stupid teaching methods like this are why I despise the public school system. What are you even supposed to learn from this?

This isn’t even an assignment, it’s just busy work.

Rosa Parks wasn’t even the first woman to protest against the bus rules lmao.

You and me both

Yeah, the person i was assigned was Claudette Colvin

So I'm just like uhhhh

What do i do

I’m lucky I don’t have to do stupid ass projects like this. But group projects are the bane of my feeble existence.

Claudette Colvin hmm

I guess you could do tall tale styled styled thing with, probably something ridiculous that doesn't make sense but still connected to the historical event

Yee

I guess it could be anything like pyrokenetics, or an impervious body etc.

I genuinely prefer that to Private school

Weird upper crustl types that don't know how the real world works? No thanks lol

As if public school students know how the world works. They walk out unable to find a job, pay taxes, and rent an apartment.

I live in the ghetto so.

My point exactly

True enough but, private schools also narrow people's world view; not everyone can get into them.

Well I trust the government to educate our children about as much as I’d trust a sloth to win a marathon