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Natural Hair: The History & The Joy In The Movement
Introduction to Africana Studies Class project on Black Joy in the natural hair movement
Thank you to the Rhode Island Black Heritage Society for helping me access the archives to tell this story, please view their website for more amazing resources: www.riblackheritage.org/
Check out the great book I read from Brown University Professor, Noliwe Rooks called, Hair Raising: Beauty, Culture, and African American Women www.amazon.com/Hair-Raising-Culture-African-American/dp/0813523125
Thank you to the Rhode Island Black Heritage Society for helping me access the archives to tell this story, please view their website for more amazing resources: www.riblackheritage.org/
Check out the great book I read from Brown University Professor, Noliwe Rooks called, Hair Raising: Beauty, Culture, and African American Women www.amazon.com/Hair-Raising-Culture-African-American/dp/0813523125
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ACCEPTED Brown Video Portfolio (Class of 2027)
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Happy to be in the class of 2027!!
My Way - The Life and Times of Frank Censale
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It is in our deepest sorrow that we reveal the passing of a beloved father, husband, brother, and mentor, Frank Censale on April, 21, 2021, at the age of 74 from natural causes. Frank Censale was born in Massachusetts, but forever a free spirit, he refused to be content in one spot. As a second generation Italian-American, Frank worked in his father’s family grocery store, stocking shelves and ...
Crystal Sandoval |MPP Paralegal| Las Americas Immigrant Advocacy Center
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Take a glimpse into the life of paralegal Crystal Sandoval as she handles remain in Mexico policies
SQHS Senior Video |Class of 2019|
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One second each day of Squalicum High School's class of 2019's senior year added up to 4 minutes and 58 seconds- I just decided to highlight some of the best times. Video was inspired by Luciano Picazo
One second a day- SQHS Commencement Speech 2019
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Thank you for these last four years squalicum high school
Faith Lutheran Church Garden- in support of the Maple Alley Inn Bellingham, Washington
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Faith Lutheran Church Garden- in support of the Maple Alley Inn Bellingham, Washington
USAFA Summer Seminar 2018
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This seminar was amazing and I am truly thankful for meeting each and every officer, cadet and Summer Seminar student during my time there. |If you're vegan or vegetarian it's very doable at USAFA but like in most cases requires dedication and commitment|
I love this. Doing a project about black hair and this has been my guideline fr! Bless ya life
Beautiful storytelling! Loved learning the entire history of our hair in the time it took you to do yours. Brava, Paige Censale! A friend shared this with me after seeing it in the Brown Film Festival in NYC. #evertrue
I’m so glad you enjoyed!!
So good, lovely work Paige!
❤❤
Such an inspiration!😊
Micheal B. Jordan though 🔥
Absolutely love this
Incredible video ❤
Goosebumps the whole time 🤍
Wow Paige, this was phenomenal. I did my big chop in 2011. :)
omg i loved this video so much. You reminded me of what was going on in the world when i big chopped in 2020. Thank you so much for this, you brought back so many memories ❤
Thank you. I grew up in the Seattle area and always wanted to have curly hair, dark eyes, and darker skin! I wish all women would learn to rock what they have. <3
This is so impactful Paige, great video the curls are poppin❤️❤️❤️
👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️
WOW THIS WAS powerful and amazing!!!! So grateful for the oral history you shared about Madam CJ Walker (and the power of dreaming), and for your positive tone in a time where this conversation on YT is largely negative.
I felt every word. 😊
Such a great video 😊
Incredible!!
Well Done!
That was the most entertaining and educational video about hair I've ever seen
This is amazing. Such a great video. You need to be famous.
Great video!!!
this was awesome! thanks for sharing your father with us!
Wow. This is a great video. Your experiences make you a more interesting applicant and being older just means that you are more mature. Something I am sure Brown appreciated!
slayy this is awesome
One of the best video profile i watched and Iam glad came across this . I referred this to my daughter to have a look. This is a very deserving and true from-the-heart profile! Congrats.
This is so inspiring. Good luck!
Aww
The best video
You are so inspiring and so deserving of this acceptance. Congratulations!
So so good, your story is so inspiring, and it gave me goosebumps. Congratulations on your acceptance!! Very well deserved <3
I'm so glad! :)
amazing amazing
Omg that gave me chills! Excellent job! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾…. My daughter also got accepted to Brown ‘27…#ED You guys have some similar interests..
I’m currently a junior in HS and I so wished i signed up for this… Sadly i had some other things conflicting with the times and wasnt able to do this but I rlly wanted to do it :(
I join you in mourning his transition. He is a powerful and cherished memory from my past. Love to all. Bill Crowe
I just had an interview with USAFA for the Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering job, and I hope I get in. Who wouldn't want to teach in an academic-first institution with faculty to student ratio of 1:6, where students averaged a 31 on the ACT?
Our daughter went summer 1994. Joined the "Gold will shine in Ninety-nine" class and graduated June 1999.
This is a wonderful tribute made for your father. Nice job of putting together photos, interviews and music. My condolences to the Censale family and hope you find comfort in your memories. Sincerely Teresa Rohlin
Hi Paige it has been a year now since your father has passed. You went to Germany and just came home last week. Thank you for being so loving and adventurous. I love you. Love Mommy.
My dearest friend Francisco, one of the three musketeers we became at work in El Paso; Robert, you and me. I will miss you forever, our time together before work every day, how much we all laughed and shared. I will love you and your kids and Sharon, and our memories till the day I die. I will remember your smile and your grumpiness who made us laugh even more, and Lonnie and I will always hold you and your family in our hearts always. Godspeed my wonderful friend. You sure were one of a kind. Watch us all from up above. And Paige, this is just awesome, it screams love, what an amazing job you did. Love y’all.
I’m in this video !!! Love it
I'm currently workings on my USAFA application.
The only thing that kept me from going there was talent and brains. HAHAHA
Thank you, Paige. Very cool!
Only if they had a bowling alley there 😂
This looks so fun!
Is there anything you would recommend bringing that is not on the packing list?
Spencer Putnam just granola bars cause you’ll get hungry at night.
how do you prepare physically for the summer seminar
honestly there was barley any PT when I went. look at the previous comments where someone asked about PT and I said exactly what we did. I would say when you work out do circuit training. like lunges for 30 seconds to then jumping jacks for 1 minute to then push ups for 1 minute to then a 50 meter dash and then squats back to start and repeat three times and then like a mile run. I love doing exercises like these because they build your stamina and they're fun and not monotonous like running on the treadmill all day. just get the essentials down aka running, push ups, sit ups and squats. and take it one day at a time
how do they accept your application
they'll email you a couple months after you submit it to tell you if they've accepted you or not
This is such a cute video! I came here after watching your USAFA video. Glad I did!
Thanks so much
Great video. I am also looking to apply for the academy and its summer program. What type of stuff did you do there?
So for summer seminar heres a quick day by day breakdown: Day 1: Orientation day, got placed into our elements (consists of 8 summer seminar students and one cadet), went to briefings(we had about 4 briefings a day) Day 2: Military training day -Kicked and screamed on our doors at 0530 -Had to do a scavenger hunt, memorize quotes, address the cadre's the proper way and if we didn't we did lots of push-ups, sit-ups and ran everywhere. One kid in our element wore navy shorts so they harassed which in part made so that everytime he got in trouble we got in trouble so I think we did the most push-ups out of any other element. -Learned about all the programs USAFA had to offer such as the remotely piloted aircraft operation center, parachuting team called Wings of Blue -Got briefings about the pilot program -took a historical tour around USAFA Day 3: -Visited all the athletic facilities such as the football field, indoor track, pool, fencing room, ice hockey building... -Practiced the physical training evaluation -Played intramurals Day 4: -Physical training day- was doable but difficult because of the altitude -Saw the courtroom for cadets who break the Academy's creed of "we will not lie, steal or cheat nor tolerate among us anyone who does" -went to pilot simulation and flew an airplane -Also was academic day so we met the professors and learned about the different classes and majors Day5: -Last day -Went to airport and hung out with the kids who had similar flights -Housten was my last stop and said good bey to the last of the summer seminar kids