Archive for June, 2008
In 8th grade I did a joint social studies/English paper on the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Because I was a good student, I was allowed to watch videos that other students would have been denied. I guess my teachers knew I would understand it on the level that it needed to be understood if [...]
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Tags: equality, racism, remember the titans, rosa parks, segregation
i did it…
I did it. I finally measured my carbon footprint and feel pretty OK with the results — though there is definite room for improvement. My results follow:
Estimated greenhouse gas emissions: 37 tons of CO2 annually. The national average for a person in the U.S. is 57 tons a year while the world average for a [...]
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Tags: carbon footprint, environment, going green, greenhouse gases
change…
Change is on the horizon. There is an electricity in the air throughout America that has not been here for quite some time. The primaries tore down walls of both gender bias and racial disparity. In NY, our governor — David Paterson — is not a Christian-bred white man, but rather a legally blind black [...]
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Tags: California, change, del martin, gay marriage, gays, Gov. Paterson, homosexuals, New York, phyllis lyon
baby steps…
Going green is well, um…it’s a bitch to be honest with you. I am enjoying it, don’t get me wrong, but it is not easy. I haven’t calculated my carbon footprint yet — I thought I should make a few changes first — but I plan to before the month is over. (I am also [...]
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Tags: carbon footprint, eco-friendly, environment, organic