I am so proud to be alive to witness Barack Obama being the President of the United States. People call this "the dream come true"; Martin Luther King Jr's dream, Obama's dream, and black people's dream also. It is really thrilling me. It makes me overwhelmed with emotion.
Being minority is the reality of my life. Since I was born, I have been a minority because my family is Christian. Even living in The United States, I still am a minority. Sometimes it is not comfortable, but mostly it is okay. Being minority is unique.
Good luck Mr. President, God bless you.........
baca ceritanya bikin penasaran,,knp ya... :)
ReplyDeletethe world put hope on him,,banyak yg berharap banyak sama barrack obama...di amerika pasti lebih-lebih,,
Iya apalagi sampai hari ini terus berjatuhan korban2 PHK di Amrik krn krisis ekonomi ini. Mau nggak mau, senang nggak senang semua orang Amrik berharap ada perubahan ditangan Obama cs.
ReplyDeletelive in pattaya buat aku juga jadi minoritas shin.. after live di jakarta muslim jadi mayoritas.. he he he, yayayayya.. semua berharap pada obama, seluruh dunia..
ReplyDeleteBeing minority seringnya nyesek didada ha...ha..ha... Tapi mau gimana lagi emang harus dijalanin.
ReplyDeleteIt will make us stronger, Shin. Gw jg pernah ngerasain ini. But I believe one day we can live side by side without labeling each other :)
ReplyDeleteI hope....
ReplyDeletesemoga perasaan itu tidak menghalangimu meraih mimpi2mu mbak....percaya ga, ditempat tinggalku sekarang ini ;)), aku juga merasa jadi minority lho....but it's okay...hehehe...
ReplyDeleteAmiinn... Iyo bunda iso mbayangno aku, kan podho karo aku cuma aku duwe Cik Lusi, meskipun beda warna kulit tapi podho2 ibu RT he..he.. dadi yo iso sering ketemu lan nyambung ngomonge. Enteni aku muleh yo ben iso gawe partai anyar he..he..he..
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