Can an African-American, such as Barack Obama, actually be elected in America?
I honestly do think a man such as Obama can win presidency. He has good insights in what's happening in our country. And i think race isn't much of an issue as it use to be in America when segregation was law. He seems like he can do good for this country in this time of need. It is a big possibility that he can get elected.Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Monday, December 17, 2007
Civil rights movment
Option 1 - Why is it important to learn about Civil Rights?
Option 2 - What are the best ways to remember Civil Rights leaders?
It's important to learn about civil rights, because you get educated in the past. So later on you won't commit the same mistakes others committed before you.
You learn things about your heritage you never knew before. And you realize how much it took for you to get the freedoms you have today. Learning how to appreciate them a little better. To use them more wisely. It teaches you that you can make a difference. The world can change, it's not impossible.
You just have to be committed and stick to your beliefs. And you can reach the American dream.
Friday, December 14, 2007
Survey
1. Men are naturally stronger than women. 5
2. A woman can do any job that a man can do. 3
3. Men are smarter than women. 1
4. A woman should be able to keep her last name when she gets married. 5
5. Women should stay at home with the kids while men work. 1
6. I would vote for a woman president. 10
7. It’s okay for a man to cheat on his wife (or girlfriend) but not okay for his wife to cheat on him. 1
8. Women should be allowed to be priests. 5
9. Women are more emotional and sensitive than men. 10
10. Violent men cause most of the world’s problems.4
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Cons && Pros
pros
*Some of the pros of desegregation are that people will get treated more equally.
*Others will start to learn about another culture and not stereo type so much.
*The essence of quality will be more realistic.
*This change can persuade people that not everything has to be segregated.
*It can be good for society.
cons
*People will get angrier.
*Safety might be an issue.
*Hatred might grow.
*Discrimination towards others might be more violent
*More acts of hatred would happen.
Wednesday, December 5, 2007
Option #1
Describe what you see in this picture. Why do nations create walls? What are the effects of building walls? Why is America continuing to build a bigger border?
I see people with their heads leaning against the wall, maybe trying to find a way in.
Nations create walls to separate the people from entering their country. Or enemies , maybe to make it harder to enter. They isolate themselves from them and treat them like their some type of alien instead of a human being.
And when walls get created, the desperation for them to enter grows. People get angry and create vicious acts against others.
Our boarder that i expanding and becoming more strict abut who enters or not aren't realising the affect that they're causing on the economy. The way they mistreat the immigrants.
Tuesday, December 4, 2007
Is there still racism in America?
Monday, December 3, 2007
When a dream deferres.......
A Dream Deferred - by Langston Hughes
What happens to a dream deferred?
Does it dry up
like a raisin in the sun?
Or fester like a sore--
And then run?
Does it stink like rotten meat?
Or crust and sugar over--
like a syrupy sweet?
Maybe it just sags
like a heavy load.
When a dream is deferred it stays in your head and the hunger for it to come true grows. Eventually it explodes and is set in action again but this time with more aggression for it to happen. It haunts you UN till you fulfill it to the last inch. It sinks in your mind UN till it's the only thing left in your head. It becomes a heavy load on you and takes tolls of your days. It lays beside you at night encouraging you for a last fight. A dream is a thing you shouldn't give up on. It's a piece of you and it's a belief. And if you don't acknowledge your dream it will eventually rotten and it will rotten you as well.