sambamanslilgirl
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ORIGINAL: maybemaybenot As an Anglo, I canot * feel * what a person of color may feel right now. I imagine it is an overwhelming emotion. And for his supporters, of any color, who voted for him because he best represented their point of view, I am imensely happy for them. . i was briefly at the mass assembly at Grant Park (before visiting as many parties as i could in one night) and yes, it was defining moment not only for the Black community however for the entire HUMAN community. the crowd was a sea of different cultural, gender and racial backgrounds blended together as one. all of us, perfect strangers to each other, hugged, cried, and cheered as one. you could feel the excitement in the air while Obama spoke to the crowd and nation. people were hyped and ready to begin this change. yes, we can change if we all as a human community do it together. quote:
And for those of color who voted for him because he represented their POV, I am doubly happy. Those, of any color, who voted " to make history" or because he "doesn't look like other presidents", I suspect a good number of them will not even know which bills he signs or vetoes, nor care you're probably right however don't judge prematurely and unfairly until he's actually in office during his first 100 days.
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