In November 4, 2008, the United States of America elected the first black President, Barack Obama.
This is a new day for America - and the world.
Black on White.
The lovely First Daughters
God Bless the U.S.A!
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- http://www.loonargifts.ca
- 2008-11-05 @ 06:21:57
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HUH?
I think I wrote THE U.S. ELECTED IT'S FIRST BLACK PRESIDENT'
which is an historical day.
I think most headlines around the planet has the same words,
it's not an opinion -it's a fact!
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- http://www.loonargifts.ca
- 2008-11-05 @ 18:12:46
I noticed that today, although some did focus on the change and what they felt he would bring.
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The mere fact where he is, is already a big change. If there is something he had already brought (although he never really rallied on equal rights for blacks and civil rights stuff) is that it does not matter what color, creed or race you are if you strive for excellence you can attain that dream - the American dream!
It's a good day for America and Americans voted in record number to change the old muscle and gun image to support unanimously their new leader in Barack Obama!
We wish them well!
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Chyna_Doll
- 2008-11-05 @ 07:58:08
woo
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ganesharocks
- http://yogini.blog.ca
- 2008-11-05 @ 08:52:35
Incredible!
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I admit I haven't been following this, but in an election people normally vote for the best man. Where they believed in his policies. Are you saying it is about the color of the individual?