Invisible Children at Appalachian State University

Have you watched Kony 2012, Part 2? Joly (who is the #1 woman working on the ground) has been apart of Invisible Children since the beginning and is from Uganda. Of course not everyone is going to be a huge fan of the original movie. I completely agree with the criticism that is was oversimplified, but humans make mistakes. Part 2 is a lot more detail heavy and doesn't idolize any "white man". Believe what you will, but I suggest you do more research before you make such bold statements about who is and who is not a threat to the international community. 

Also, Invisible Children not only believes in caring about the crisis going on in Central African Republic, D.R. Congo, and Sudan, but they strongly encourage others to discover their passions. If your drive is to help the homeless in your own backyard, to make individual efforts to end modern day slavery, to stop women being oppressed across the globe, then go for it! This movement is bigger than central Africa, but was meant to spark international conversation about atrocities happening all over the Earth. 

I appreciate your thoughts. I wish they weren't delivered in such an ugly manner, but whatever. We can chat. Considering the fact that the expression tunnel is the only place in Boone where you are allowed to spray paint without getting into vandalizing trouble, we thought it would be the best location for cover the night. By no means do we claim to be artists, so we did the best we could. Although I am a huge fan of the stencils of Kony that are back to back that was done by a talented member in our club. 

I am sorry you find it annoying. I am in no control of that.