Blog Feb. 8th
February 11, 2010
What are some important facts that you learned from Dr. Hereford during his Black History Speech that you can use to make the world a better place today?
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That he was marching in the civil war bwith DR.MARTIN LUTHER KING
I learned a lot from Dr.Hedford during his Black History speech. I know to be kind to people always no matter what & that can make the world a better place. I learned that if you need to fight for something fight peacefully not with violence. I leatned to be postive about all things.
I learned that all people have feelings and they all have special purposes.
We are all equal and everyone has a purpose on this earth and no one should be treated differently.
To keep standing up for people’s civil rights!!
Everyone is equal. No one is better that anyone. Ethnicity doesn’t matter.
I learned that he was a very important man during segragation and i thought it was interesting that he met Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
never descriminate
that you can have friends that have different skin or speak different form you
I learn that violence never gets you anywhere but if we were to make peace among each other instead fighting.
You should never judge person by there skin or there language or anything that makes them on the outside but by the inside of that person.
This should apply to life so we don’t have to judge his/her life by their background but to see that they are just human as we are.
If you treat everyone the same than they will most likley treat you the way you do.
that things are still not fixed here in huntsville but do not be violent.
What I learnded was everyone should be treated equil no matter what color your skin is.
That violence is not the answer. Everyone is equal to everyone else, and that Hunstville is still not perfectly peaceful.