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Sentimental Reflections. Series Seventeen, Edition Two [videorecording] : America's heritage in story, scenery & song /
Digital video disc.System requirements: - Subjects: Off the Beaten Path: LeClaire, Iowa.; On a Musical Note: Parades and Summer Concerts.; Our Amazing World: The Wilds of Alaska.; Scenic America: Starved Rock State Park.; Time Capsule: 1940 New York World's Fair.; Cover Story: New Veterans Memorial.;
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- They can't kill us until they kill us : essays / by Abdurraqib, Hanif,1983-author.(CARDINAL)628074;
I: Chance The Rapper's Golden Year -- A Night in Bruce Springsteen's America -- Carly Rae Jepsen Loves You Back -- The Night Prince Walked on Water -- ScHoolboy Q Wants White People to Say the Word -- The Weeknd and the Future of Loveless Sex -- II: I Wasn't Brought Here, I was Born: Surviving Punk Rock Long Enough to Find Afropunk -- Under Half-Lit Fluorescents: The Wonder Years and The Great Suburban Narrative -- All Our Friends Are Famous -- The Return of the Loneliest Boys in Town -- Brief Notes on Staying // No One Is Making Their Best Work When They Want to Die -- Searching For a New Kind of Optimism -- Death Becomes You: My Chemical Romance and Ten Years of the Black Parade -- Defiance, Ohio is the Name of A Band -- III: Fall Out Boy Forever -- IV: Ric Flair, Best Rapper Alive -- It Rained in Ohio On the Night Allen Iverson Hit Michael Jordan with a Crossover -- There Is The Picture of Michael Jackson Kissing Whitney Houston on the Cheek -- Black Life on Film -- Tell ' Em All To Come and Get Me -- Burning That Which Will Not Save You: Wipe Me Down and the Ballad of Baton Rouge -- Rumours and the Currency of Heartbreak -- V: February 26, 2012 -- On Kindness -- In The Summer of 1997, Everyone Took to the Streets In Shiny Suits -- Nina Simone was Very Black -- Blood Summer, in three parts -- August 9, 2014 -- Fear in Two Winters -- On Paris -- My First Police Stop -- Serena Williams And the Policing of Imagined Arrogance -- They Will Speak Loudest of you After You've Gone -- Johnny Cash Never Shot a Man in Reno. Or, The Migos: Nice Kids From the Suburbs -- The Obama White House, A Brief Home for Rappers -- The White Rapper Joke -- On Future and Working Through What Hurts -- November 22, 2014 -- Surviving On Small Joys -- IV"In an age of confusion, fear, and loss, Hanif Abdurraqib's is a voice that matters. Whether he's attending a Bruce Springsteen concert the day after visiting Michael Brown's grave, or discussing public displays of affection at a Carly Rae Jepsen show, he writes with a poignancy and magnetism that resonates profoundly. In essays that have been published by the New York Times, MTV, and Pitchfork, among others--along with original, previously unreleased essays-- Abdurraquib uses music and culture as a lens through which to view our world, so that we might better understand ouselves, and in doing so proves himself a bellwether for out times."--- Subjects: Essays.; American essays;
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