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This artifacts is a pin attached to Mishalynn Brown's backpack. It takes a comedic approach to self-love and the acknowledgement of racial tensions.

This artifacts appears in a New York train that uses emotion to persuade onlookers to put on a mask.

In this artifact, the creator, Eddie Muraoka, who was placed in a Japanese Internment camp in the 1940s, uses newspaper clippings to track the politics of having Internment camps in the first place.

This artifact is a political meme that was created in response to the driver running over protesters in Charlottesville, NC.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history:

I found this meme on Facebook on April 29, 2017. I…

After Donald Trump won the election, America seemed to be in need of some comic relief. The Obama/Biden meme series surfaced thereafter and helped a nation laugh again. In this series, Joe Biden is the lovable fool while Obama is the mature friend,…

With 2016 being an election year, you can bet the meme universe was ripe with memes of all the political candidates. Once the race was narrowed down to Donald Trump v. Hillary Clinton, the Internet had a field day. This meme is an example of making…

This artifact is graffiti written outside of Montgomery Hall on Florida State University.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact's history: This 'Hillary 2016' text was found outside Montgomery Hall on Florida State University's…

This artifact is Carmen Hayse's statement of belief post concerns a user stating her political endorsement of a candidate in the 2016 Presidential election.

This status was posted by Allan Shapiro in response to the US's decision to only take in a small number of Syrian refugees by paralleling this instance to the post-WWII influx of Jewish refugees.