Author Archives: simmone

Its official  “Our tenure on earth is short,but we are definitely a successful species,so successful that we are nwo regrettably driving everything else extinct.if radiation follow an extinction event is tied to the event itself,then species that are resistant to … Continue reading →

 Detournement is a method of propaganda, a method which reveals the wearing out and loss of importance of those spheres.” It has been defined elsewhere as “turning expressions of the capitalist system and its media culture against itself”–as when slogans … Continue reading →

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Silko “Deep down the issue is simple the so called Indian wars from the days of sitting bull and read cloud have never really ended in the Americas .the Indian people of southern Mexico,of Guatemala and those left in the … Continue reading →

This picture connects to the article because i think of the whole world as an panopticon, where there the world is divided into two groups the watchers and the watched. As to in my picture you can see clearly that … Continue reading →

starting  the paper was had for me simply because, I didn’t know what technology to use but when i actually did figure out what technology to use i then had to try and fine articles and videos and pictures but … Continue reading →

Though this assignment was a bit of a challenging I got around it pretty well. After being stuck and clueless about where to start for a bit I just started answering the questions though that wasn’t the hardest part for … Continue reading →

Electric speed mingles the cultures of prehistory with the dregs of industrial marketeers, the nonliterate with the semi-literate and the postliterate. Mental breakdown of varying degrees is the very common result of uprooting and inundation with new information and endless … Continue reading →

hello, my name is Simmone Jeremiah. i was born on an caribbean island called Grenada, there i went to school until the six grade.I came to  the united states at the age at 11 or 12. At the time i … Continue reading →