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Wow. Thanks for that moment videoing the part where it occured, the BlackFriday, many students were arrested. It sure gave me an idea where it was. Good job videoing.. short and sweet but powerful message to the community.
I enjoy this warm and heartfelt interview. Thanks for showing the place around there.
Hi Raychelle! I met her during the protest after the Capitol Rally.
Jon, kudos to you for interviewing Raychelle! We need more of these interviews 🙂
WOW! it’s so good thing about change after happened. when i watched her videoclips about “Black Fridsay” they make me so cried i just can’t imagine if i am there as show we are pride to be there for Gallaudent U! make future get bestest and improved for FUTURE KIDS! it’s make me thinking of Gallaudent……………. keep up with ur videoclip
Joshua Womick
Yeah that spot is full of memories for me as well. I stood by the fence near the gate hinges for several hours hacking on my sidekick informing my Indiana friends what is happening in real-time. It was emotional for everyone, with all the people, bright artificial lights shining in, flashing in many colors on zillions of police cars and paddy wagons, and the unbelievable wave after wave of protesters of all ages, races, and sex united for a single cause. I saw how emotional we all were when they refused, heistated, and finally arrested that hero in electric wheelchair. Something I will never forget.
good to see Raychelle! 🙂 does anyone have a video clip of the actual protest, where the area was full of people?
Great stuff! Thanks Jon for doing a such historical interview!
Susan,
I am sure you can find many photos and videos on the protest off the ‘net, but I would like to share some of my slide shows:
Black Friday Day & Night
and
The Day After
I am envious of Raychelle for she’ll talk about her first hand experience with the Unity for Gallaudet protest on a daily basis from the start to the end that’ll last as long as she lives, including telling a story about it in her rocking chair one day 🙂 I would have capitalized on the opportunity if I was a student. I thank people like her who have been actively involved to save Gallaudet. It would be good to interview more protestors in the future for the sake of history preservation.
Jon, Thanks for sharing the video of the Raychelle Harris interview with us. Your video gives us a clear picture of what the 6th Street Gate looks like. Hope to see more video interviews.
Jon, it’s nice to see a familiar face talk about what happened. I knew Raychelle from one of our classes together as undergraduate students. It’s funny seeing her back there, with you interviewing her, and Jay showing slide shows. Wow, very surreal. Thanks!
You are smart. We need to see the result of Friday, October 13th. We must record for our history sake. We must keep our eyes on Gally or any community to protect our rights and freedom. We must show the future people that we care for Gally. One of my students planned to cancel Gally this fall because of jordan’s performance. She has decided to go to NTID. I am still fighting for her to attend Gally. She said Gally goes downfall. I told her that she is responsible to make the difference when she gets there. Nah, she is going to NTID. My heart is still bleeding.
Cool! One of few interviews about post-Gallaudet protest.