Art Exhibit on Brown vs. Board of Education :: Race Segregation

Gener completelyy speaking, I am non atomic number 53 to attend seminars, talks, or museums on my spare time, simply for the betterment of my knowledge, or myself that on Wednesday, April twenty- commencement I did just that. Initially I was non very enthusiastic nigh my assignment to attend an force or exhibit at the university concerning Brown vs. Board of Education, but in conclusion I sucked it up and decided to attend an art exhibit at the Krannert Art Museum called, Social Studies Eight Artists Address Brown vs. Board of Education. April 21st was a beautiful afternoon, and as I approached the art museum with maven of my jockstraps all I could think about were all the things I could be doing kinda of going to a museum. Moments later, my mood did not improve as I observed 4 elderly spirit people entering the museum about 20 yards in figurehead of me, dressed in suits and formal looking dresses. Great, I thought to myself, as I looked down at my jeans and t-shirt, not only am I about to go into a museum, but everyone there is going to think I am a come up scrub too. Upon entering the museum, I promptly asked the woman at the front desk where the exhibit was. She directed me to it and as my friend and I walked away, a big(a) guard yelled at my friend that he couldnt represent his backpack with him. The guard offered no alternative location for the purse, so my friend walked around aimlessly until the woman at the front desk allowed him to leave the bag under her desk. Now, the mood was set. The museum screamed dullness and tightness at me as I strolled through two large, metal double doors into the exhibit we were there to see. As I entered the room that contained our exhibit, I discovered that there was not one other soul at the entire exhibit. I didnt foresee to encounter many other individuals, but none? I was not prepared to be one of only two people at the entire exhibit, but I had to make do w ith what I got. My first impression as I walked in was not a ripe one.