’90s Teenagers in Their Bedrooms, Adrienne Salinger 

In 1995, artist Adrienne Salinger wanted to depict the authentic lives of young people in ‘90s America — a contrast to the perfect Beverly Hills 90210 types portrayed in the media. She photographed teens in the most intimate space of all: their bedrooms.

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That’s 20950 more people than Hillary Clinton rallies!

0 media coverage.

I was there, like 10,000 people couldn’t even get in. How can people say that he doesn’t have a chance?

Clinton was touted by the media as the inevitable democratic nominee even when she and Sanders had the same number of won states and delegates. I found this to be ridiculous and believe this type pro-Hillary reporting was because the corporations who own the media (Comcast, etc) support Hillary. When the masses repeatedly hear from the major media that Sanders chances of winning are over, they start believing it and get discouraged.

This is me in my graduation as an Industrial Engineer. I wish I could come here and write that I’ve worked hard all my life to get to this point but I didn’t. In high school I barely even did my homework. I didn’t even want to go to college. But my best friend made my ass apply to the university of Illinois and I did and I got in. I was like “fuck it let me go to college, I guess it’s better than working full time”. And I started off in remedial math. See being from the south side of Chicago, the education system doesn’t have much faith in you. I remember going to school and literally sitting there playing UNO bc teachers didn’t care. I remember counsellors telling me to go to community college or a trade school….So fast forward to college. Like I said I started of in remedial math, then went of to pre calculus, then to calculus 1,2,3, then to linear algebra, then to stats, then to differential equations. I went through all those maths to get where I am now. I’m not going to lie to y'all and say it was easy and my hard worked payed of because it didn’t. I remember one semester I was working 30+ hours which caused me to fail 2 classes. That caused me to be on academic probation. I wanted to quit so bad because I thought I wasn’t good enough. I honestly don’t know why I didn’t quit, but I kept going. I got 2 internships in a fortune 45 company. And now 6 years later (yes it took me 6 years to graduate and there’s nothing shameful about that. College is not a race. Take your time!!) I have a job lined up where I get to travel for the next 2 years and work in aerospace and military defense. I finally got to tell my mom that she didn’t have to work. And I was the first one in my family to graduate.