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Though he has issued a formal apology for his use of the n-word, Reverend Jesse Jackson’s actions were irresponsible, incomprehensible, and reflect poorly upon him as a supposed role model for today’s African American youth. And to compound this issue even more, Whoopi Goldberg sang praises to the n-word before a national television audience of millions of people.

i used to live in portugal on an air force base, and i got a job as a cashier. however i had to try to learn to speak some portuguese. well because i was the only american working at this one shop, portuguese people would look down at me and talk crap about me right infront of me in portuguese.

I have been writing blogs for two days. So, I may not have the great advice. Here we go.

I look at www.progressiveu.org/TiffanySouthall

In Uganda, childhood is not a carefree time in one's life. It is the growth of a terrified being. James, and his two brothers, were no exception to this unsigned law. At just 11 years old, James and his two brothers were captured by Uganda forces called the Lord's Resistence Army. They were brutalized and taught to kill.

Zaadz.com's question of the day on April 25th was- What, if anything, do you believe we owe the earth? Why?

My response:

For many children, going to the circus and seeing all the tricks the animals can do is something that is looked forward to all year, but behind the scenes, the animals, treatment does not show the same kind of fun and joy. Elephants are a big attraction for crowds of people in the United States. The treatment of these animals is the only way to maximize their life expectancy.

Over the past few years, our education system has been the wittness, victim, and guilty party of a spreading epidemic- Sexual Misconduct on varrying levels. I personally view this climating assualt on children and teens in America as disgusting.

Many of us are here for the scholarship competition, so we all know what scholarship applications are composed of. Hundreds of questions regarding our personalities, records, transcripts, family history, military or citizen status, and finally race and gender.