implicit censorship - by nancy - general zuo's chicken
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freedom is elusive
there's a lot of rules and influences that are invisible, not explicitly said but implied. it's not written anywhere that it is censored, but it is so much harder to get to it that you probably will never see it. the archives on campus aren't censored, but you're only able to access it on thursdays or by very limited appointments. you can take the cooler grad school classes, but you'll just have to take a 30 minute shuttle off campus to get there if you want to. this building is accessible to all, it just is hidden in the room in the corner that has no signage on the door to know what it…
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