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    their childhood obstacles by bonding with family members. Gary Soto accepted working in the fields with his family. Laurence Yep realized that his father accepted him after the rat hunt. Barack Obama accepted his father. Julia Alvarez accepted going to the United States of America. Authors from the four memoirs describe overcoming obstacles to teach readers that it is possible to overcome any problem. Gary Soto accepted working in the fields with his family. In the text it stated, “Mother told…

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    the US know who Barack Obama is. However, many of them don’t know about some of the things that he did that makes him a hero. Obama was born in August 4, 1961, in Honolulu, Hawaii. He was born into a family of poverty. Obama’s father, Barack Obama Sr., obtained a Harvard scholarship, and he left the family to go to college, leaving his wife and son. His wife remarried later to a man named Lolo Soetoro, and she and Obama moved to Indonesia to be with her new husband. While Obama lived in…

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    Throughout the longevity of the well leaded campaign by presidential candidate Barack Obama, all things seemed to be only headed in a positive direction for Obama in this moment of the election. However, running for presidency also includes the actions of family members and friends; but in the case Presidential candidate Obama’s pastor Reverend Wright. Reverend Jeremiah Wright, Pastor of Trinity United Church Of Christ criticized the U.S government by making remarks like It was America’s fault…

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    of the most compelling and influential voices in American politics, Barack Obama published powerfully affecting memoir. Dreams from My Father reveals the story of Obama’s struggle to deal with his racial identity being that he is the son of a white American mother and a black African father. His struggle takes him from America to the African village of Alego where his great-aunt resided. The story begins in New York, where Obama discovers that his father, a man who was not present in his life…

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    Barack Obama is the current democratic president of the United States today. He was elected the 44th president on November 4, 2008 and won a second term on November 6, 2012. Barack Obama is not only the first African American president, he is also the first president to be born outside of the continental United States (Barack Obama: Life Before the Presidency). He has accomplished a lot throughout his lifetime and still strives to do so at the current age of fifty-four. Barack Obama’s tenure in…

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    Presidential candidate Barack Obama delivered a speech on March 18, 2008 at the Constitution Center in Philadelphia. He goes into a detailed speech that talks about racial conflicts that have been brought to light during the 2008 election. Mr. Obama had to work to convince the people that even though he did not agree with his pastor Jeremiah Wright’s comments, they can still be friends. Mr. Obama still going strong, went on to explain that while he cannot control what his pastor said, but went…

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    Barack Hussein Obama II was born on August 4, 1961, in Honolulu, Hawaii. His father, Barack Obama, Sr., left his family to attend Harvard University. After Harvard, he returned to Kenya where he died due to a car accident. His mother, Ann Dunham moved to Indonesia to do field research. Obama mother sent him to live with her parents in Hawaii because she was concerned about his education. He attended Hawaii's prestigious Punahou School from fifth grade until he graduated from high school. After…

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    nomination race. Senator Barack Obama gave a speech called a more Perfect Union in attempts that it would help him be elected as the next president. He addressed his audience and gave his speech at The National Constitution Center in Pennsylvania. His speech was a response to what his pastor and previous member of his campaign had said. In his speech he addressed issues of racial tension, racial inequality throughout the United States as well as the privileges of whites. Barack Obama used a…

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    Barack Obama is by far one of the most important political figures in existence. He will be remembered for more than the average president, and has been working towards a better future for the american people since before he was in office. Barack Obama is known for his efforts in office such as reforming the American education system, as well as trying to solve the complicated and violent issues that worry us in the middle east. One way his efforts have been recognised is with the Nobel Peace…

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    Almost seven years ago on November 4, 2008 we found out that Barack Obama would be our 44th president of the United States. Barack Obama has been a successful president; just like any president he completed promises, broke promises and compromised promises. Before Barack Obama was president he ran as a democrat and won the election in 1996 for Illinois state senator (Biography.com Editors, N.d). In Obamas presidential campaign he made promises on what he was going to do and change; he did keep…

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