
Yesterday, African American history was made!
Barack Obama has officially sealed the democratic nomination to campaign for actual Presidency of the United States as Clinton maneuvers for
the VP slot. However, here's an issue I'd like to address;
Obama is black
and white. So why is he considered to be "black"? All these commentaries about this black man, but yet and still he is white just as much as he is black. That's a problem in America. People are judged from the outside and never really acknowledge what's on the inside...just thought I'd share that. But for the younger generations, history was made yesterday and will be featured in their history books once they get to
high school. Hillary Clinton will concede to
Obama at the end of this week. It's interesting to me to that The
Clinton's and company stated that she and John McCain met the qualifications to become president, not
Barack because of his ethnic background. Low and behold, he is the nominee today and hopefully will be the first President of the United States with a black background!