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Then and Now


Everyone used to think a BLACK president couldn’t be Look at us now, he’s making our history. Dr. Martin Luther King once said he had a dream 44 years later, his dream became a reality. Today as blacks, we now can believe That if we focus and work hard we can achieve. Segregation deserves all of this bad karma, So everyone give it up for our president BARACK OBAMA.
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