shows that Turnout will include a home-activity feed where users can see what friends or organizations are working on, a group-chat page, local resources, event calendar, and personal profile. Users will be invited to follow organizations and fellow activists. Shapiro said the app will also send out voting reminders and voter registration information, partnering withTurboVoteto register users to vote. By calling slaves “immigrant workers,” the education system is attempting to distort the reality of racial inequality in America. So let me make this very clear, Black people experienced unrelenting subjugation in America the second the first ship filled with my shackled ancestors touched the Eastern Seaboard. And to deny that reality is to deny why Black people and their allies have the right to strategize and mobilize in resistance and social change until equality and reparations manifest. So when Lauryn sings: "I wrote these words for everyone who struggles in their youth / Who won't accept deception, instead of what is truth / It seems we lose the game / Before we even start to play / Who made these rules? (Who made these rules?) / We're so confused (We're so confused) / Easily led astray" — I am reminded of the fact that history is mutable. Written by whiteness. that he believes she was the best actress for the role), the film did not have a successful opening weekend at the domestic box office. For all intents and purposes,Ghost in the Shellhas been considered a "flop," havingonly brought in $19 million I remember the day I chose to come into my truth. The day I began to question hundreds hours in my AP history classes. I was eighteen-years-old visiting New Orleans for the first time and seeing that even three years after Hurricane Katrina, not a damn thing had been done to help the community. The power of history is that it provides the tools we need to know ourselves. Our past informs who we are now. But as a Black woman in America I wasn’t given that privilege. The American school system gave me the tools to build the master’s house;A Mis-Education of Lauryn Hill