Collected Item: “Paranoia to Peace”
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Paranoia to Peace
Tell us a story; share your experience. Or describe the item you are submitting. What does the object or story you've uploaded say about the pandemic, and/or why is it important to you?
I struggled with anxiety around the time the news said there was a pandemic going on, and i healed as time went on and the world around me played a part in that.
What sort of object is this, and where did you find it? (Examples: text story, photograph, screenshot, drawing, meme, personal essay, street art, etc.)
photograph
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I am sole creator
Name of the item creator, unless anonymous. If creator is unknown, leave blank.
Justin Parker
Use tags (separated by commas) to describe your story or documents. For example: Does it relate to a particular neighborhood? Does it relate to a particular aspect of the pandemic?
The aspect of the pandemic this photo captures is the quarantine and deserted streets of new york city.
Give a date associated with this story or documents.
2020-03-29
What is your affiliation, if any, with Bronx Community College?
Student at Bronx Community College
If what you are submitting was created as part of a Bronx Community College class, please indicate the course code (i.e., ENG1010) semester, and professor:
History 20, spring 2021, Professor Culkin
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