BR 4/8/14

He was an American politician who served in the United States Congress as a Representative from Massachusetts. He was born September 23, 1756  and he died September 17, 1831. He was born in Swansea, Massachusetts. He studied medicine and began his medical practice in Waldoboro, Maine. A member of the Massachusetts state house of representatives, he served as a state representative in 1809, 1811, 1812 and in 1819.

BR 4/7/14

They should have to speak English.
They should know the names of all the states.
They should know all of the presidents of the United States

hispanic

 whats going on in the picture is two little girls are holding hands and ones black/Hispanic and the others white

guessing they are still kind of against Hispanic/blacks

BR4/2/14

What do you think will be the most difficult part of the "discrimination" project?

The hardest part would be no talking cause im in the group that you cant talk and not talking will be hard for me but ohhh well.

3/31/14

 I do believe that racism is still an issue today. People still get called names every day just because they're a different color. I think all people should be treated equally. Yes, we're all different, but that doesn't mean that we should be treated different

BR 3/27/14

I think that the Supreme Court Justices should serve for life because they are obviously really good at what they do. Do I think American people should vote for the Justices? I dont know, because the president is doing a good job selecting them, so why interrupt something thats already fine. So I guess you could say taht we should leave it to those who have experience is how it needs to be

BR/24\14

Ebola outbreak that has killed at least 59 people in Guinea. It quickly spread from southern communities in the West African Nation. The disease is spread by people who are infected. It is also spread by the belongings of the ill or dead, and by the meat from animals in the bush.