Social Justice Poem
Social Justice
A Global issue
It spreads around like cancer tissue
It's a deadly disease
That's in the mind
When you have it your not so kind
Everyone has a different story
But they all seem to bore me
Everyone wants justice
Everyone wants peace
But we all know that social justice cheats
What topic did you choose to research?
I researched global warming/ climate change. This is one that interested me because it is a major issue that the earth faces and it can potentially end the earth.
What are ten interesting facts or ideas that you learned?
Ten interesting facts or ideas that I learned are that the rich countries are the most responsible for the climate change, Industrialized nations have emitted far more greenhouse emissions. Many are agreed that climate change may be one of the greatest threats facing the planet. With global warming on the increase and species and their habitats on the decrease, changes for ecosystems to adapt naturally are diminishing, Global dimming caused the droughts in Ethiopia in the 1970s and 80s where millions died, Global dimming is also hiding the true power of global warming, In 1988, the Intergovernmental Program and the World Meteorological Organization to asses the scientific knowledge on global warming, The United states plus a few other countries , and many large corporations have been against climate change treaties due to the fear of the treat to their economy and profits if they have to make substantial changes.
Article 1
" Time to End 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' "
This can be a topic for my exit project because this is a serious issue in the United States. I learned that gay and lesbian people have it hard because they have to hold this secret in their heart that they cant let out. No.
Article 2
"Over 100 democrats Push Barack Obama on immigration Reform"
This can be a interesting topic for my exit project because this is a major issue in the united States of America. I learned that a lot of democrats want to stop immigrants from coming to america illegally.
