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Free Expression Wall-UNCG

Free Expression Wall-UNCG

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Started by Anonymous 14 years, 10 months ago

Duke University's Expression Tunnel

Graffiti can be found scattered around on campus. It is on the side-walks, buildings, and retaining walls, basically anywhere that can be a canvas for self-expression.Most of the graffiti relates to controversial issues. If we had a Free Expression wall or tunnel we could improve the cleanliness of our campus! Upsetting graffiti scattered around on campus would disappear… You may be thinking: ‘Then it will just show up on the Expression wall.’ Although this may be true, it gives other students the opportunity to observe it, and if they don’t like it, simply paint over it. It would allow us to view others' ideas and begin a social dialogue.

This campus is a home to us and many other students for at least four years. A home is where one belongs, can be themselves, be open, and be free of judgment. Sign this petition for the establishment of an expression wall; let's make a movement towards the free-expression of all ideas and beliefs on UNCG's campus.

Updates

December 1, 2011

Seeing this level of enthusiasm reminds me why I started fighting for a space where we can finally claim our campus as a true home. The energy behind this movement proves that so many of you are just as ready as I am to turn our walls into a real conversation.

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John Jeppsson
12 years ago Featured

Who is the creator of this petition and what are your affiliations with uncg? I'm a student with the interior architecture program and am part of a group that is working on a project similar to this.

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Sarah Pearson
14 years ago Featured

This would be so cool for the art department. Tired of seeing boring blank bricks everywhere anyway.

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Marcus Tan
14 years ago Featured

honestly anything is better than the ugly tags on the bathrooms. give us a space to actually paint something decent.