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[Thread in 10: Aktion "alles auf den Tisch"]
A) Die Grundidee:
Wenn man "alles auf den Tisch" legt, dann findet sich fast nur #Desinformation, #Querdeppen und Querdeppen-affine Experten. Janee, iss klar!
Und auf dieser Basis einen "runden Tisch" fordern.
LOL
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A) Die Grundidee:
Wenn man "alles auf den Tisch" legt, dann findet sich fast nur #Desinformation, #Querdeppen und Querdeppen-affine Experten. Janee, iss klar!
Und auf dieser Basis einen "runden Tisch" fordern.
LOL
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B) Die Künstler:
* Neil Malik Abdullah
* Nina Adlon
* Tina-Maria Aigner
* Bernhard Bettermann
* Kolja Brandt
* Volker Bruch (Initiator)
* Markus Böker
* Philine Conrad
* Robert Cummings
* Roland Düringer
* Jan Gabriel
* Bernd Gnann
* Günther Groissböck
* Gernot Haas
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* Neil Malik Abdullah
* Nina Adlon
* Tina-Maria Aigner
* Bernhard Bettermann
* Kolja Brandt
* Volker Bruch (Initiator)
* Markus Böker
* Philine Conrad
* Robert Cummings
* Roland Düringer
* Jan Gabriel
* Bernd Gnann
* Günther Groissböck
* Gernot Haas
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* Eva Herzig
* Jakob Heymann
* Emily Intsiful
* Helen Ispirian
* Davide Jakubowski
* Mitsou Jung
* Sophie Karbjinski
* Tilmann Krumrey
* Roland Lang
* Nina Maleika
* Bobby Rajesh Malhotra
* Patricia Marchart
* Johanna May
* Maxim Mehmet
* Felix Meyer
#AllesaufdenTisch
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* Jakob Heymann
* Emily Intsiful
* Helen Ispirian
* Davide Jakubowski
* Mitsou Jung
* Sophie Karbjinski
* Tilmann Krumrey
* Roland Lang
* Nina Maleika
* Bobby Rajesh Malhotra
* Patricia Marchart
* Johanna May
* Maxim Mehmet
* Felix Meyer
#AllesaufdenTisch
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The First African American Author
On July 11, 1761 a slave ship named The Phillis carrying hundreds of human cargo from present day Gambia including an 8 year old girl. The name her parents gave her as they looked into her new born eyes has been lost to history. 1/
On July 11, 1761 a slave ship named The Phillis carrying hundreds of human cargo from present day Gambia including an 8 year old girl. The name her parents gave her as they looked into her new born eyes has been lost to history. 1/
What we do know is that she was enslaved in Boston by John Wheatley, a wealthy merchant who gifted the young girl to his wife, Susanna. They re-named the girl Phillis after the slave ship that snatched her from her family and gave her the last name Wheatley.
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The Wheatleys’ 18 year old daughter began to tutor Phillis & seeing her unique aptitude, it became a family affair. By age 12, Phillis was reading Greek & Latin classical literature. Phillis wrote her first poem at 14. 3/
