In 2008, Barack Obama was the first African-American to be president of the United States. He promised hope to everyone but mostly provided comfort to African-Americans letting them know that they are now truly equal in the United States of America. After all the blacks have been through in the past centuries, they have now been comforted with an African-American now elected to run this beautiful country of ours. All over the country people were rejoicing of this new piece of history and the change we have gone through. Although there was much rejoice, there was also a lot of annoyance by the opposing political party. All in all, this moment in the United States has brought us good and bad changes and has brought us into a new era of our country.Sunday, September 18, 2011
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In 2008, Barack Obama was the first African-American to be president of the United States. He promised hope to everyone but mostly provided comfort to African-Americans letting them know that they are now truly equal in the United States of America. After all the blacks have been through in the past centuries, they have now been comforted with an African-American now elected to run this beautiful country of ours. All over the country people were rejoicing of this new piece of history and the change we have gone through. Although there was much rejoice, there was also a lot of annoyance by the opposing political party. All in all, this moment in the United States has brought us good and bad changes and has brought us into a new era of our country.
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