It Don't Matter if You're Black or White

Posted by Markietra Keese in English 2 - Pahomov on

You deal with it in and out of school, and in and out of work. Sometimes without even realizing it. What am I talking about? Well you'll just have to listen
real interview
​Reflexion
It was really hard editing this podcast. I didn't expect to be up all night. The topic that I was original going to do didn't give me enough to work with so after spending more than half the time working on that, i decided to throw it away. I started on on this topic because i knew that my cousin had a long story about this and had some very strong feelings about it. i interviewed her and her brother for two straight days and got some very blunt answers that really helped me out. I saw positive and negative sides to this situation and came up with a really good conclusion: everyone had a different opinion depending on what they have been through. 

Comments (11)

Laura De Jesús (Student 2014)
Laura De Jesús

I like the whole thing, the music and the way she answers is real cool. The answers she gave were real blunt and the way that she and her brother were talking to each other made the interview even better.

Niyala Brownlee (Student 2014)
Niyala Brownlee

I like how the voice floats around. I thought that it was annoying at first but then it felt like it a voice is flosting around in your like you are imagining the whole thing. You have great enthusimn. Nice topic. You have another persons input which is great. You have their opinions. Its also funny how there was backround noise.

Niyala Brownlee (Student 2014)
Niyala Brownlee

I like how the voice floats around. I thought that it was annoying at first but then it felt like it a voice is flosting around in your like you are imagining the whole thing. You have great enthusimn. Nice topic. You have another persons input which is great. You have their opinions. Its also funny how there was backround noise.