Friday, October 29, 2010. The first day this blog project was assigned, I had no idea what topic I wanted to do. I started off very broad with the topic racism and sexism in America. Dr Frost said I had to narrow down that broad topic to a specific topic in that area. My original focus was minorities in the workplace, and how they are increasing. However, by doing more research I found a better argument about how affirmative action is used in colleges and the workplace.

Genocide, and what we can do about it. Tuesday, November 2, 2010. html? This site show how much destruction genocide can cause. I think witnessing the actual damage is essential, as reading or hearing about something is much different than seeing the destruction. Use of mass starvation and mass forcible displacement as a weapon.

Wednesday, October 27, 2010. When I began writing this blog I knew exactly how I felt about health care reform; simply nothing should have been done and the issue should have been left alone. What I did not realize is that nearly 47 million Americans, 8 million which are children, do not have health insurance. I figured that most Americans had health insurance. I also started to find that the polarized sides on the issue were mainly divided along the lines of the monetary value of the bill.

Wednesday, November 3, 2010. Throughout my blogging experience I discovered many new and different things about my topic of illegal immigration. When I first started my blog I had one idea in my head and that was it. As I started researching my topic some more I started to learn about other ideas on the subject. I learned more about the different political views. Our country shares on the issue. The problem that I had to overcome was becoming unbiased in my argument. Of illegal immigration in this country.

At the outset of this blog project, I was certain that I would maintain my concrete beliefs about. Obama and his economic policies. I felt strongly that Obama and his administration had made some. About things that I never would have known unless I made this.

What the War is Costing Us. Friday, November 5, 2010. Healthcare is a very important aspect of our society, and now that healthcare is universal, it could become more expensive. Therefore, if less money was spent on war, then more money could be used on healthcare. Which would improve the lives of Americans. I also think that the money could be used on developing alternative energy. Wednesday, October 27, 2010.