We are living up to our forefather's foundation, "all men are created equal." With Senator Obama's nomination as the United States of America's 44th President, there is a hope for us to become just that, equal.
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Making History
On August 28th, 1963 Martin Luther King made his historic "I Have a Dream Speech," five years later on March 29th, 1968, King was assassinated for his dream. Forty years later, racism still lingers in our country, but today Americans voted for a change. That change comes from an African American. Not only will our country hopefully move in a different direction, but we have made history. We have made a definite leap into fulfilling the dream that one day all men (and women) are INDEED created equal.
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