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I Interviewed my step-dad. He didn't know much about Auburn Ave. because he's from Virginia.

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Alex: Are you familiar with Auburn Ave. located in Atlanta?
Mommy: Yes, I am very familiar with it.
Alex: We're working on a class project and I'm collecting data on the area. What do you know, or what comes to mind about Auburn Ave.

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Are you Familiar with Auburn Ave. located in Atlanta?
Mrs. Kim and Grandma: Yes we are familiar with it.

We are working on a class project and i am collecting data on the area. What do you know/what comes to mind about Auburn Ave. ?

Mrs. Kim and Grandma:  We are familiar with the jazz festivals the music and alot more. We are also familiar for the Martin Luther King houses and a radio station called WAOK. There also was  a jamaican   club called The Royal Oak. It has been around ever since my jamaican grandma was a kid.

Do you have any memories you would like to share about Auburn Ave. ?
Mrs. Kim and Grandma and mom: ( Mom)  One guy was  performing and all of a sudden he started throwing money all around. She also remembers the wing festivals. Mrs. Kim and Grandma:  We remember the SCLC, churches, Radio stations, the Sweet Auburn Festivals, & they also remember Jose Williams.

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INTERVIEW

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1. Are you familiar with Auburn Avenue located in Atlanta?
Mom: Yes I am with Auburn Avenue.
2. What do you know about Auburn Avenue?
Mom:  That it was named after John Wesley Dobs. It is known for successful black businesses.
3. Do you have any memories that you would like to share about Auburn Avenue?
Mom: There used to not be any be street cars and now there are street cars so you can look around.

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1. Are you familiar with Auburn Avenue located in Atlanta?
Dad: Yes, I am very familiar with Auburn Avenue
2. We are working on a class project, and I am collecting data on the area. What do you know/what comes to mind about Auburn Avenue?
Dad: I think of Martin Luther King Jr. as a young boy
3. Do you have any memories that you would like to share about Auburn Avenue?
Dad: A memory I have was that a few years back I went to the Sweet Auburn Festival, great food.

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Liya: Are you familiar with Auburn Ave. in Atlanta,GA?
Mom: Yes, I am familiar with Auburn Ave. because I live there.
Liya: We are working on a class project, and I am collecting data on the area. What do you know/what comes to mind  about Auburn Ave.
Mom: When I think of Auburn Ave. I think of loads of history, slavery, and M.L.K.
Liya: Do you have any memories that you would like to share about Auburn Ave?
Mom: Memories that I have about Auburn Ave. is the S.C.L.C.

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Auburn Ave Questionnaire: Nana Interview

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Auburn Ave Questionnaire: Nana Interview

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1st Question: Are you familiar with Auburn Ave. located in Atlanta?
1st Answer: Yes, I am I like going to the Sweet Auburn Curb Market.
2nd Question: We are working on a class project, and I am collecting data on the area. What do you know/what comes to mind about Auburn Ave?
2nd Answer: I know that the market on Auburn Avenue is one of the best places to purchase fruit, vegetables, and meats at a reasonable price.
3rd Question: Do you have any memories that you would like to share about Auburn Ave?
3rd Answer: Yes, it's a memory/lesson and it is to never to go there on the day before Thanksgiving and if you do be prepared to stand in a long line for a long time.

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This is just a little recap of my experience of the field trip.

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During my trip down Auburn avenue i saw the good,the bad, and the ugly things about auburn ave .When i was in the parking lot i saw the king center and a playground .It was very cold there and i heard some cars coming by.Once i got there i saw the foot steps of the civil right s walk of fame and Mahatma  stachue he smelled like old pennies. Once i got inside the king center i saw a picture of people marching and i heard a  MlK documentary . and when i got out i saw a black man  stachue that had a baby. it also smelled like old pennies . When i was walking to the apex museum i saw a church and a old hobo lady that was weird .I saw a black history documentary
and a Auburn ave documentary  when got out the theater in The Apex museum i saw a recreation of a ship taking me to america to be a slave. While i was there  i saw a black american named henry ¨box
brown . then i interveiwed a f

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Here is where I ate!!!!!MLKS old house!!!!!!!

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Today at Auburn avenue was a bit of everything. I learned about the black culture  and the importance of the culture .Here is the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Sweet Auburn Avenue. There was a lot of good things that happened at Sweet Auburn Avenue today. First, I went to the Apex Museum and learned a lot about the African-American Culture, some I did not know. Next, I saw a statue of Gandhi. Then, I saw a footplate of President Jimmy Carter. I heard a man singing in the streets. I touched  a wax statue of someone marching to freedom. I tasted a sandwich and chips. I heard a lady speaking in African. I also learned about the history of Auburn Avenue. These are the good things about Auburn Avenue. Here are the not so good things. I saw a Homeless person. I smelled cigarette smoke. I tasted something nasty most likely under-cooked food. I saw graffiti on the walls as I passed by them. Here is the ugly side of auburn avenue. I saw an alley full of trash with bugs flying around it. I heard a lady talking to herself. I smelled someone smoking a cigar. I saw graffiti on the wall some with, foul language. This trip made me feel more compassionate about the less-fortunate because their was a lot of people who were living on the streets in the cold weather outside. On our way back to the school, we stopped by MLK's house and saw his neighborhood one side of the neighborhood was 1-story houses, and the other side was 2-story houses. All in All this was a great trip to Sweet Auburn Avenue.

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Well it was Great! The food was delicious, we drove past the one and only MLK's house ,and we observed a Gandhi statue. Out  of my 5 senses I felt food, I felt the store owners hand, and I felt wax statues. I tasted wings, I tasted lemon, and I tasted pepper. I smelled dog urine, and I smelled cigarettes. I heard "Auburn Ave. A place of pride. I heard a lady talking to hear self. I saw Big Bethel AME Church, I saw The Apex Museum, and I saw all the black astronauts that went in to space MLK's LIFE. That was the whole trip......... This is Big bethel Church

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The In's and Out's of Auburn Avenue-Dyani                                         Today we went to Auburn Avenue. I learned a lot of things about the black history and culture of Auburn Avenue. I saw some really important things, such as the Civil Rights Walk of Fame, a Mahatma Gandhi statue, a clock stopped at the time of Martin Luther King's death and many more. I heard plenty of interesting things such as videos on segregation, the journey of Africa, and on the street and history of Auburn Avenue.I also heard a lady speaking in an African language. I heard lots of music, I heard jazz music, and a band. I smelled cigarette smoke,urine,and sewer.I got to touch the Mahatma Gandhi statue,and the Civil Rights Walk of Fame footprints. I tasted a cheeseburger and fries and it was actually pretty good even though some people had bad experiences.

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The In's and Out's of Auburn Avenue-Dyani                                         Today we went to Auburn Avenue. I learned a lot of things about the black history and culture of Auburn Avenue. I saw some really important things, such as the Civil Rights Walk of Fame, a Mahatma Gandhi statue, a clock stopped at the time of Martin Luther King's death and many more. I heard plenty of interesting things such as videos on segregation, the journey of Africa, and on the street and history of Auburn Avenue.I also heard a lady speaking in an African language. I heard lots of music, I heard jazz music, and a band. I smelled cigarette smoke,urine,and sewer.I got to touch the Mahatma Gandhi statue,and the Civil Rights Walk of Fame footprints. I tasted a cheeseburger and fries and it was actually pretty good even though some people had bad experiences.

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This is a picture of the Civil Rights Walk of Fame.Which had some of the activists involved in the Civil Rights Movement including Rosa Parks, Thurgood Marshall,etc.

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The bad of Auburn ave.and the good of Auburn ave.

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The bad of Auburn ave.and the good of Auburn ave.

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yesterday The bad of Auburn ave was when we saw a lot of trash and when saw that homeless lady that make me feel bless. The good of Auburn ave is when we saw the church and we saw the stagle. and when the lady was talking about how slavery got ugly. they said afica is the riches country in the city some people from africa was taking from there home. and when we walk past the first afican american barber shop in 1945.Slavery in America began when the first African slaves were brought to the North American colony of Jamestown, Virginia, in 1619, to aid in the production of such lucrative crops as tobacco.I like when i ate a hamburger and fries and a sprite.Martin Luther King Jr. (1929-1968) was a Baptist minister and social activist who played a key role in the American civil rights movement from the mid-1950s until his assassination in 1968.

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Sweet Ol' Auburn Ave. (new and Improved)

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Sweet Ol' Auburn Ave. (new and Improved)

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Today we visited the historic auburn ave. This is a wonderful place to visit. Touching the statue of Mahatma Gandhi make me feel like the statue had so much meaning. I walked across the walk of fame. Ted Turner's footprint's told me he was not the only guy to something beneficial as an African American. The M.L.K center had posters from protests to represent that African Americans wanted to be integrated. I heard Jimmy Carter get interviewed by Bernice King. We then went to apex museum. At the apex museum their replica of the trolley car was very well designed. They turned it into a theater. On our way to the municipal market I could smell gasoline,barbecue,and syrup. I could tell that the businesses were making good progress. The food tasting so delicious like their candy and wings told me that the businesses knew how to improve on making their food because they knew the expectation of the food taste to make money. On our way back to the King center we could hear the streetcar bells ringing. We passed by Ebeneezer Baptist Church. That meant the old and the new one. I saw a very horrific image of the K.K.K hanging a black man on a tree and burning 3 crosses. Before we went home we got to interview 3 businesses about when they came and why they came and their disadvantages. The owners thought the streetcar took away from their business. The businesses came here because because of Georgia State being near. The businesses mostly came here between 2014 and 2016. This was an awesome field trip. My second time was better than the first.

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Auburn ave have some pretty good food but not all of it. But the things that are good is like, Fries, Milkshakes, candy,burger, and Ice cream.The bad and Ugly thing are un-Cooked food ,The chain food not are ones we eat today.I had touch A shoe,Money,basketball,and a barber chair that is dusty. I smell Fish, BBQ,Oil, and Gill Seafood. I had hared Mr.King voice, a women sing,cars,train, a person taking Spain,  and sad music. I saw footprints, the walk of fame,shoe,money, Mr.king old  church, Mr.king new  church, lots of sand, a whip,a chain,ships,water, a cross of flower,,a march, and a lot of places. When we was walking I saw The Oldest Black Barber shop. And the sing said still in business.  I also saw the the women build. Mr.King he was the one who had a lot of places. The Dr.King Center , Dr. King new church. His cast in the middle of the pool

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This Is where MLK & his wife Coretta Scott King were buried.

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Today at Auburn avenue was a bit of everything. I learned about the black culture  and the importance of the culture .Here is the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Sweet Auburn Avenue. There was a lot of good things that happened at Sweet Auburn Avenue today. First, I went to the Apex Museum and learned a lot about the African-American Culture, some I did not know. Next, I saw a statue of Gandhi. Then, I saw a footplate of President Jimmy Carter. I heard a man singing in the streets. I touched  a wax statue of someone marching to freedom. I tasted a sandwich and chips. I heard a lady speaking in African. I also learned about the history of Auburn Avenue. These are the good things about Auburn Avenue. Here are the not so good things. I saw a Homeless person. I smelled cigarette smoke. I tasted something nasty most likely under-cooked food. I saw graffiti on the walls as I passed by them. Here is the ugly side of auburn avenue. I saw an alley full of trash with bugs flying around it. I heard a lady talking to herself. I smelled someone smoking a cigar. I saw graffiti on the wall some with, foul language. All in All, today was a great day at Sweet Auburn Avenue.

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I saw, I heard, I touched, and tasted and I know how much Auburn Avenue.I saw how black lives lived back then and how they were treated that made me feel very lucky. I heard different sounds such as crazy people and Dr. king speaking and fighting for civil right that made me think of what they went through to help me live in the world i´m in today. I touch the shiny glass on the king center door made know how much work they put in to make the center. I tasted something i have never tried before which was shark candy that candy tasted just like gummy worms. Auburn Avenue has some pretty and some ugly things but it is still unique.

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The Goods and Bad,Ugly of Auburn Avenue Taste- Santria Millings  

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The Goods and Bad,Ugly of Auburn Avenue Taste- Santria Millings  

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Auburn ave have some pretty good food but not all of it. But the things that are good is like, Fries, Milkshakes, candy,burger, and Ice cream.The bad and Ugly thing are un-Cooked food ,The chain food not are ones we eat today.I had touch A shoe,Money,basketball,and a barber chair that is dusty. I smell Fish, BBQ,Oil, and Gill Seafood. I had hared Mr.King voice, a women sing,cars,train, a person taking Spain,  and sad music. I saw footprints, the walk of fame,shoe,money, Mr.king old  church, Mr.king new  church, lots of sand, a whip,a chain,ships,water, a cross of flower,women build,a march, and a lot of places. That was the Goods and Bad , Ugly of Auburn Avenue.
By Santria Millings

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during my trip down a auburn ave i came across some interesting things that are the good things and the bad things and the ugly things.I smelled chicken q- comber s and season fries.  whiel we was walking towards The apex building  i smelled do-do and it was nasty.and i smell the mahatma's foot but it washis stachue but still it smelled bad.I saw a ugly,weird,hobo lady that had stuffed cheetoes in her mouth and she was loud. i also saw the the king center were i learnd about the strugles during,marching and living was very hard and sad for african americans. and i ate 12 pecies of chicken can you belive that crazy. I touched mahatma s stachue's staff and i felt the power.  after seeing a funeral home owner  .soon i got to the school bus and got to school

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What have I learned about Auburn Ave So Far?

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What have I learned about Auburn Ave So Far?

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Well from exploring today I have learned that a lot of major events happened on this street.  I have also learned that this street has a lot of history that separated us because of our skin tone, and one of the famous leaders called Martin Luther King Jr. was born here and also had grown up here which made his life difficult because of segregation. Martin Luther king Jr. also created "I Have A Dream Speech".  What made this street so famous was somehow during the great depression almost  every business on the street was thriving.

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Our field trip to the black community of Auburn Avenue taught me a lot about my culture. I saw many things while I was there. The things that stood out were the historic black churches such as Big Bethel AME and Ebenezer Baptist Church. I heard many things too. I heard Dr.King's voice and African mens' voices. There weren't many things that I smelled. I did touch many things. The most important were the interactive part of the first museum that we visited. I did taste a burrito and some fries. The trip was great!

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Today was a good day.the best part was when we saw the stagles. i like the part when we saw the church. i like the video they played.

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Today in was good!best part was when we saw stagles. and when we saw the church.and i like the video they played it was talking about freedom and how colored mattered .

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Today was awesome! The bus driver did not know how to drive, saw MLK's house, and saw the shotgun house I painted and all the other shotgun houses. I went to the MLK's Historical site, his jail cell, Andrew Young, The U.S. Flag, Maya Angelou, and the walk of fame. I tasted fries, Gummy worms, Sprite, and Cookies. I smelt Ms.Bell fresh and clean, Mrs.Dinkins, Mr.Ali, cookies, gas, cigars, smoke, and water. I heard that Auburn was or is the richest negro street, people talking and crickets

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I tasted a sweet and savory Fruit Rope, a tangy drink (Fanta), bland water, and spicy nacho cheese. I touched wood, statues signs, brick, and metals. I got to interview people working at a corner snack and tobacco shop. She said her establishment had been there for three years, and that the only downside was that it was still in a developing neighborhood.

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We took a field trip to Auburn Ave. It taught me a lot about the history of African Americans.
I visited the Martin King Jr. Center. I saw the Gandhi Statue, I can assume that it it there to signal non-violence and peaceful protest. I walked down the Civil Rights Walk of Fame, one that stood out to me was Maya Angelou's, I know her as a famous poet.I saw many barber shops and historically famous black churches, like Bethel Church.
I saw old brick buildings, some in good shape, others run down. I smelled cigarette smoke, car exhaust, wood, dust, fruit, meats, and some urine around buildings. I heard videos about Auburn Ave., that African Americans invented over 500+ everyday American products, George Washington Carver invented around 300 uses from peanuts. Also that African Americans as a people are ingenious.

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the food market was not that bad on auburn but it was not that good at the same time. the had pizza,wings,and other stuff like that .i like how i did not have to wait that long for my food . the food was good but it can had been better.when i sat down with my friends  we sat in ate and talk for like 30 minutes
then it was time to go the food had could been better but the rest was good

in also on our trip to auburn ave was good it taught me about a black community and how people were treated and i saw a lot of thing that would show me how people grew up in my trip to auburn ave was good , got to learn thing that i did not know  in my favorite part was when i road on the street train

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the story of a black businesses of auburn avenue. 

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the story of a black businesses of auburn avenue. 

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There was person named robert he owned a snack business. And we went to his store and he said he had a drug addiction and he was homeless and lived under a bridge. And he said he had a bike and he said he painted the bike in yellow for the sun and he said he went to stores and  cleaned for them. And they would give him snacks and money. And he would go out and use the snacks and buy water. And put them in his bike and go sell them. And then he said he started getting lots of money and bought him a house.  And got a haircut and clothes and he was eating. and then he saw opportunity to start a business. And he did and he said the moral of the story is that it's never to late to start over. And try your best.

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First I knew what Auburn Ave is but I have never been their till today I went to the Firehouse, FoodCourt, and the MLK birth house, at the end I went to the playground.

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Today at Auburn avenue was a bit of everything.I learned about the black culture  and the importance of the culture .Here is the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Sweet Auburn Avenue.There was a lot of good things that happened at Sweet Auburn Avenue today. First, I went to the Apex Museum and learned a lot about the African-American Culture, some I did not know. Next, I saw a statue of Gandhi. Then, I saw a footplate of President Jimmy Carter.I heard a man singing in the streets. I touched  a wax statue of someone marching to freedom. I tasted a sandwich and chips. I heard a lady speaking in african. I also learned about the history of Auburn Avenue. These are the good things about Auburn Avenue. Here are the not so good things. I saw a Homeless person. I smelled cigarette smoke.

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The day I went to Auburn Avenue I saw the Mahatma Ghandi statue at the Martin Luther King Center. I learned that Mahatma Ghandi was a honored hero to India and changed it in many ways. I also saw the Walk Of Fame which represented the African American Heroes that died changing the world. We then went inside and looked at all the artifacts about Martin Luther King  Jr. . Then we walked about 10 minutes to a  museum and on the way there we saw a woman who was homeless and she was talking to her self and yelling. It made me realize that there are homeless and need help. I also saw a whole bunch of trash near alley way and it was very disgusting to walk by. This made me feel apologetic to the environment and how people treat it. It smelled like pee and weed. We then got to the Apex Museum and we watched 2 movies called The Journey, & Sweet Auburn. These movies made me feel sad for how we were made to come to America from Africa. I thought it was very cool how Auburn Avenue got it's name and it's history. We then looked at the pictures of the Apex Museum and we saw the African American Jazz artists. We then walked to the Auburn Market and just from 1 block away i could smell fresh food. I heard a lot of people talking and screaming about food and how they were very hungry. I smelled pizza, chicken wings, bread, & dirty water. That mixed up all together made that market stink well some of it. We went and found a place to sit then me and Trinity went & bought a Drink. Then we came to eat our lunch and after we ate me and Liya went to buy candy and then Mrs.Dinkins said we were walking out so that we could start our interviews. Esaius and I went to the Dominican Hair Salon to Interview the ladies there. We found out that they had been there for almost about 5 years now. They also said that they chose that specific spot because of how the neighborhood was black and it made them feel nice to be surrounded by a black community. The women also said that their disa

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Today on my field trip down Auburn ave i saw hear smell and tasting the good the bad and ugly of Auburn ave .When i was driving on the bus i was in a parking lot and i saw a playground and the king center. I also saw saw the foot prints of the civil rights walk of fame and Mahatmas statchue  it smelled like old pennies.I saw inside of the king center i saw