As We Trudge Through: An Autoethnography of my College Experience
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2022
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Swarthmore College. Black Studies Prog.
Swarthmore College. Dept. of Educational Studies
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I wonder if something counts as fundamental if the entire world witnessed and
experienced it simultaneously. Together, at the same time, we witnessed and experienced the
world crumble with no sense of when it would piece itself together again.
I wonder if it is cliche to write about the COVID-19 pandemic. I already see the art, in its
many visual and written forms, deriving from this era. At what point does the world become
oversaturated with too many Coronavirus stories and “pandemic reflections”?