Martin Luther King Jr.'s Day
Today is the celebration of a an that gave his life to equality for all men. It doesnt matterwhat your race is, evryone has benifited from his contributions to our societies. Today the shckleton school failed to recognize Martin Luther King Jr in his acheivments and dedications. Therefore myself and a few other "African American" students joined together and lead a class secluded from our bording school community to discuss not only Martins' contributions but the black woman that help shape our nation.
It started out alright we discussed the woman then steriotypes of the black and whites woman and men. We then moved on to discuss issues we witness everday at school. I felt that we were being extremely productive, the educators sincerley tried too understand and provide us with books that talked about cival rights, martin lutherking jr. etc... But we didnt want there help martin fought for our independance and to enable us to use our own heads. So in respect of a fallin heroe i will do exactly that...
i'll right the rest later too tierd
It started out alright we discussed the woman then steriotypes of the black and whites woman and men. We then moved on to discuss issues we witness everday at school. I felt that we were being extremely productive, the educators sincerley tried too understand and provide us with books that talked about cival rights, martin lutherking jr. etc... But we didnt want there help martin fought for our independance and to enable us to use our own heads. So in respect of a fallin heroe i will do exactly that...
i'll right the rest later too tierd
posted by DJ Dread Trinity at 9:15 AM
1 Comments:
Nonetheless might I add...
People often misinterpret his whole message. We are people in which live together on earth. The educators, I think, felt perhaps guity for not reconizing his day... perhaps I should put it "Our Day" as human beings, being that there are a remarkable amount of minorities in our school. I don't think they took the accont to realize that this day included them eventhough they are Caucasian.
What saddens me though, is that after that little seen and talk we had... after all that energy put in, people still put a boarder in between races. I hear it more and more. Infact resently I heard someone state that we were infact different.
But "say la ve" - that it life
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