That's something that proves to the community that obama is trying to make this a better union. Being that there was slavery he still wants to keep the community going and make it even more of a better place because he knows we can strive for more. This is a task he wanted to be put out there for his campaign. To go out and fight for the ones who fought and set an example for our country, so that we could be a more equal and free country. Obama served to be the president because he wanted to make the people believe that anything can be solved just as long as we do it together. he stressed to the community to let the past go and that's it time to step forward to a better future. That's where we step into him telling us that basically it's up to us as a whole if we want to make it in this country. He uses intro and conclusion by saying “For we have a choice in this country. we can accept a politics that breeds division, and conflict, and cynicism. We can tackle race only as spectacle as we did in the OJ trial or in the wake of tragedy, as we did in the aftermath of Katrina or as fodder for the nightly news…..”
That's something that proves to the community that obama is trying to make this a better union. Being that there was slavery he still wants to keep the community going and make it even more of a better place because he knows we can strive for more. This is a task he wanted to be put out there for his campaign. To go out and fight for the ones who fought and set an example for our country, so that we could be a more equal and free country. Obama served to be the president because he wanted to make the people believe that anything can be solved just as long as we do it together. he stressed to the community to let the past go and that's it time to step forward to a better future. That's where we step into him telling us that basically it's up to us as a whole if we want to make it in this country. He uses intro and conclusion by saying “For we have a choice in this country. we can accept a politics that breeds division, and conflict, and cynicism. We can tackle race only as spectacle as we did in the OJ trial or in the wake of tragedy, as we did in the aftermath of Katrina or as fodder for the nightly news…..”