https://on.soundcloud.com/6cca7UcHqKg2hM6w6
Finally, the overall feeling of acceptance or praise for such a big feat wasn't;t taken as lightly or selfishly as one may have thought for Filani. When asked, "How does it feel to have this day?" Filani answered in one of the most humble ways he could've stating. " It's not always about me as a person.", showing his gratitude
With Filani's response, the emotion and passion behind his motives in the sculptures were explained and felt, check out my rebuttal...
https://on.soundcloud.com/aRXMputeCBJ8ryuw6
Wih already, having prior knowledge of the Orangeburg massacre, I had already knew the importance of this event and how imperative if is to keep that day of February 8 alive and not a secret.
Wih already, having prior knowledge of the Orangeburg massacre, I had already knew the importance of this event and how imperative if is to keep that day of February 8 alive and not a secret. 
With the events of the massacre and the lack of visual acknowledgment on campus, Filani decided to begin working on the sculptures. When asked, "Are the sculptures
based on their pictures?", Filani answered simply "Yes they were." also adding...
and understanding of the overall big point of creating these sculptures. Filani then stated this unbelievably
captivating soundbite...
The interview and sight at the monument on the campus of Sc State is beautiful. The overall interview with Dr. Tolulope Filani was amazing as well, here's my final thoughts.
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