Truth about the University of Oregon The Unofficial Tour 4

[kjc10101959]

liar.

[Bureyeanne]

@kjc10101959 The sources are listed at the end of this series.

[avocadopunk]

LOL it's pronounced KU (Koo) Klux Klan

[valano72]

very interesting

[okuradani]

Interesting info (I'm a Duck, '83). But it's "ku," not "klu."

[Bureyeanne]

Yes, it burns me up each time I hear it. I made this mostly under the cover of darkness from about midnight to 5 am. I had about 2 (2 liters) of Barq's and or Mountain Dew to keep me up. It was also summer term and hot, plus I kept having to look out for public safety officers. I had to hide for some of the time while they were looking for me. Plus since this required a lot of research I was well into over time making this over the summer after graduation.

[Bureyeanne]

@okuradani Believe me I know. It burns me up each time I watch it. Please consider I shot must of this at 12-about 5 am. I was getting very loopy by the end. I had to drink a couple of giant big gulps to stay awake.

[05ducks05]

I love these videos

I live in Roseburg Oregon and i love the ducks

and the U of O but i've never known any of the history behind it. thanx

[05ducks05]

I love these videos

I live Roseburg Oregon and im a huge ducks

fan and i don't just love the teams i love the school to so much history! thanks i've never knew any history behind the school

[05ducks05]

I love the videos. I live in Roseburg Oregon

an i love the ducks and U of O i've just never known the history behind and i've always wanted to know thanx!

[Bureyeanne]

M,

Call me

[SpyruleG]

I'm an American (black) that has experienced direct discrimination against within the past 10yrs (i.e. Being told that I wasn't allowed in a restaraunt because of my color) and uhh, from I and my family's perspective, none of this is far-fetched. Culturally, I doubt whites will see what many blacks still do. (and it's sad cuz 'no one' believes us)- cuz they ultimately don't care.

[Bureyeanne]

Everyone is the victim of discrimination. If you are part of a group outsiders, someone will find reason to discriminate nonmembers. It's so deep in human nature no creed or legislation will change that. I can say that the day I spent in Wilkensburg, Pa (an all black community) I began to understand what is is like to be looked at by everyone all the time.

[SpyruleG]

(true)

[gypsyspacepilot]

umm this is a little crazy

[Bureyeanne]

Well this is part 4 of an 8 part documentary. It might make more sence if you started with part 1.

[gypsyspacepilot]

i looked at the others. i didn't comment. it's still crazy.