(Nikon D90, 35mm DX, f/2.8 1/50, ISO 400, Flash @ TTL -0.3 EV)
Yes. I bring you a photo about socks. What can I say? They were REALLY comfortable! Granted, I haven't exactly opened a new pair since I was a kid. Shot an event at school today: The Viola Desmond Day Awards, an event where Ryerson celebrates the efforts of Black Canadian women in the community. It was certainly an interesting night. Growing up in Markham, I never really saw many black people on a day-to-day basis. Sadly, I probably got more exposure about them on the news than in real life. It really wasn't until when I got to Ryerson two years ago that things really changed.
I dig the diversity that's present throughout campus. It's not lopsided; there really isn't an all asian class, or an all caucasian class, or what not. Okay, so some classes still have a majority, but the minorities are very, very visible. Certainly much more so than my elementary or high school days. Quite honestly, it's a nice change of pace; something new that I enjoy and that's comfortable. Kind of like a new pair of socks.
Yes. I just equated multiculturalism to socks in some twisted way. That's what happens at 2:46 AM in the morning. In any case, it's getting late and I've class in the morning. More tomorrow.
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