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Have great Summer Break!

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Photo from my Colombia trip this past week in the style of alfred stieglitz

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Photo from my Colombia trip this past week in the style of alfred stieglitz

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Recreating the time when Ida Rauh protested against police brutality. @ Primera Casa

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Ida Rauh

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Henri-Émile-Benoît Matisse was born on December 31, 1869. He is a French sculptor and painter.

Blue Nude, also known as Souvenir of Biskra, is an oil painting on canvas made by Henri Matisse. He made the painting because the sculpture of the nude he was working on shattered. Both the sculpture and painting were a tribute to Cézanne. Matisse appalled the French public in 1907 when he unveiled the painting at the Société des Artistes Indépendant. It was an international sensation for its controversial meaning. It became the source of controversy in the topics of race and colonialism. It was displayed later in New York during the Armory Show of 1913.

Blue Nude is a painting of a woman laying down nude with one leg over the other and one arm bent around her head. Matisse used strokes to make the painting sketch like and one can see the process of applying paint to the canvas through this. His painting was made to not show how realistic the girl can look but the opposite instead. The colors used to represent the shadows and details ok this woman are unusual and unrealistic. Also, sole features of the women like her fingers and toes did not have detail. This painting showed and caused the freedom of expression that was wished to have in the armory show. History was made with this beautiful showing.

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Hosting an Art Show with original artwork

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Hosting an Art Show with original artwork

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Since tomorrow is voting day, I attached the document "The Minutes" to help you guys with your decision-making process. It is a bit lengthy (17 pages, single-spaced), but it logs about every comment/opinion/ question expressed at each meeting as well as an overview of the events that occurred at Polly's. You can use it if you have a questions/ concerns that may have been answered in this document.  See you tomorrow!

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Salutations (again)!
As you all know, tomorrow is voting day. Attached to this post are the total amount of points earned by each villager. Faction member points are not included in this file. If you submitted to Max Eastman's magazine The Masses, those points are also not included as well, they will be added to your total score tomorrow. If there are any questions or concerns about your points, please email ileun002@fiu.edu and give a detailed list of what you have done (title the activities in correspondence to those on page 23-25 in the student manual) as well as the dates. Thank you, and see you tomorrow! You can earn more points tomorrow if you bring decorations and props for tomorrow's festivities!
-Polly

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Painting of the end of the Masquerade Ball when everybody took off their masks.

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Hello all!
Tomorrow is voting day. The game masters are planning for the festivities that are to take place at Polly's Restaurant. The game masters are concerned if there are any vegetarians in the class. If there are, please reply to this comment. Also, please bring decorations and props for tomorrow (it is another chance to earn some more points) if you can! Thanks!

-Polly

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Gathered 15 Men's signatures to start a Men's League for Sex Equality 

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Gathered 15 Men's signatures to start a Men's League for Sex Equality 

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Susan Glaspell

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Write a short review of one of the latest books at the Washington Square Bookstore

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Write a short review of one of the latest books at the Washington Square Bookstore

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I wrote a review on a novel that has just recently been published, The Return of Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs

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Hello all,
Next class is voting day. The factions are supposed to gather momentum and support for their factions or form a coup (please refer to page 39 in the student manual).
Attached to this post is the total amount of points each village has. If thee are any issues, please email me at ileun002@fiu.edu with a list of what you have done (please refer to pages 23-25 in the student manual for the labels) as well as the dates. You may continue to earn points by posting the activities you will do over the next few days onto padlet.
The points in the file do not account for submissions to Max Eastman's magazine. And if you submitted art to Mabel Dodge's evening, please post it on Padlet.

-Polly

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Pictured here are Ida Rauh, Elsie Clews parson and Hutchkins Hapgood dressed to impress at Mabels evening gathering.

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Elsie Clews Parsons and Hutchins Hapgood

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Wear red to class for labor, 1 point

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Hello all,  Voting day is on April 18. This means that all of you should work hard towards gaining points. The minimum is 15 points. Some of you are very close to the minimum, and some of you are far from the minimum requirement. Attached in this file are the current numbers for the villagers. Because I cannot disclose the total amount of faction points, faction members will have to come to me personally if they will like to know how many points they have acquired. If there are any concerns of questions, let me know ASAP. Besides the Excel Spreadsheet, I also have a very detailed point tracker at hand, so there should be very, very few mistakes.If there are any issues, please email me at ileun002@fiu.edu; and send your detailed record of the points that you have so I can check them with mine.  I encourage all of you to participate in class and on Padlet as much as possible. For those who submitted to the Masses, I have not counted those points. The Gamemasters will assign points accordingly once the magazine is done. Thank you. -Polly

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Hello all,  Voting day is on April 18. This means that all of you should work hard towards gaining points. The minimum is 15 points. Some of you are very close to the minimum, and some of you are far from the minimum requirement. Attached in this file are the current numbers for the villagers. Because I cannot disclose the total amount of faction points, faction members will have to come to me personally if they will like to know how many points they have acquired. If there are any concerns of questions, let me know ASAP. Besides the Excel Spreadsheet, I also have a very detailed point tracker at hand, so there should be very, very few mistakes.If there are any issues, please email me at ileun002@fiu.edu; and send your detailed record of the points that you have so I can check them with mine.  I encourage all of you to participate in class and on Padlet as much as possible. For those who submitted to the Masses, I have not counted those points. The Gamemasters will assign points accordingly once the magazine is done. Thank you. -Polly

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Created and distributed flyers on issue of vital importance with Susan Glaspell.

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Created and distributed flyers on issue of vital importance with Susan Glaspell.

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The issue of vital importance being that giving women the right to vote creates a sense of empowerment.

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Political Cartoon of Labor

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Attended Maud Preston's Tea Party this past weekend and created and passed out suffrage pamphlets to all who attended!

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Political Cartoon

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Draw a cartoon poking fun at some social belief or practice.

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Inez Milholland, Rosa Bianchi, Margaret Sanger, Mary White Ovington, Charlotte Perkins, Crystal Eastman, and Susan Glaspell attended. In this Social Tea Party, we had a wonderful chat discussing our hopes and dreams!

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by Susan Glaspell

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Gather 15 Men's signatures to start a Men's league for sex equality 

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Gather 15 Men's signatures to start a Men's league for sex equality 

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Distributing Birth control Information in Public

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Distributing Birth control Information in Public

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with Mary White Ovington, Maud Preston, Inez Milholland, and Susan Glaspell

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Hello all! About two weeks ago, I had the pleasure of photographing a women's suffrage strike and thought I'd share some of my work! Enjoy!

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Gather 15 men's signatures to start a Men's League for sex equality.

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Gather 15 men's signatures to start a Men's League for sex equality.

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Designed a Political Cartoon for the Suffrage Movement

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Designed a Political Cartoon for the Suffrage Movement

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Emma Goldman passes out Birth Control Pamphlets 

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Emma Goldman passes out Birth Control Pamphlets 

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Post your ideas of the ongoing revolution of the spirit and the rise of the New Man/Woman on my forum!
https://padlet.com/Hutchins_Hapgood/zt8wwignhudz

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Hello all, these are the notes that I have taken so far.  You can use it in your decision-making process and for our future discussions.
-Polly

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My news article covering the second week at Polly's. Feel free to read!

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Playing a game of Bridge at Polly's after class with Susan Glaspell

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Playing a game of Bridge at Polly's after class with Susan Glaspell

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Mary Heaton Vorse protesting in a Public Hallway

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Mary Heaton Vorse protesting in a Public Hallway

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Reenacting a famous moment in the battle for labor rights

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Write and put on one-act plays in your living room.

Gianfranco Gianforcaro, Michael Soriano, Lacey Simpson, Jorge Trevilla, Julian Juarbe

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Mary Ovington and Charlotte Perkins Gilman playing poker

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Mary Ovington and Charlotte Perkins Gilman playing poker

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Elsie Clews Parsons

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Playing chess in public with Susan Glaspell

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Playing chess in public with Susan Glaspell

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My news article covering the first week at Polly's. Feel free to read!

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I drew a political cartoon advocating that unity is the way in which both factions can progress to reach their goals.

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We must obtain women's suffrage! We cannot give up.

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John Reed playing chess at City Place.

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Rose Pastor Stokes- Play a song by Joe Hill in class

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Rose Pastor Stokes- Play a song by Joe Hill in class

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I put a joe Hill song to play while we were waiting to start the  masquerade party- 1 point

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The Pageant of the Paterson Silk Strike Flyer 

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The Pageant of the Paterson Silk Strike Flyer 

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A work of John Reed and fellow Villagers

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Recreate a moment in labor history at a public place on campus. By the fountain outside GC i recreated the bread and roses strike of 1912 by pickiting with a sign with one of the same slogans they used.

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A photograph in the style of Alfred Steigliz.

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A photograph in the style of Alfred Steigliz.

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John Reed

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It is only a matter of time until the entire nation has suffrage. We must unite as one and have our citizenship finally be recognized!

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Ready to present my stance on Suffrage with my formal attire

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Ready to present my stance on Suffrage with my formal attire

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Mary Ovington

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♀Wearing the beautiful white & yellow suffrage colors with my votes for women button♀

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♀Wearing the beautiful white & yellow suffrage colors with my votes for women button♀

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Mary Heaton Vorse playing Chess in Public.

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Patricia Vega(Elsie Clews Parsons), Jaylene Esber (Henrietta Rodman), Daniela Leizaola(Mabel Dodge), Aurora Moreno (Ida Rauh) fulfilling a game of chess in public and bobbed hair

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Patricia Vega(Elsie Clews Parsons), Jaylene Esber (Henrietta Rodman), Daniela Leizaola(Mabel Dodge), Aurora Moreno (Ida Rauh) fulfilling a game of chess in public and bobbed hair

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Neith Boyce dressed up in the latest fashion

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Hello All! We have a masquerade ball planned for thus Thursday, 3/23. Bring you most fashionable mask and dress appropriately. All funds will go to "The Woman Rebel," my journal publication that provides information on birth control to the women in America. (Bring food!)

xoxo,

Margaret Sanger