KQED Do Now this week looked at the popularity of memes and LOL Cats and asked whether they are art or not. It was an excellent conversation thanks to the great members of the KQED Do Now advisory board and all of their students. People also shared their favorites and even created new ones, some that have a historical message based on what they are learning in their social studies courses. Look at some the great comments below.
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