American Culture Class

This is my last blog in this page ...

In this blog I wanna say that don’t just  had a lot of fun in this class, I also learned many new things. Also, now I understand a lot of things better that I used to. 

The main thing that I learned in this class is that American Culture has many good and bad things just like any other culture. IT IS NOT A PERFECT COUNTRY. 

Thank you my favorite teacher Jennifer.

This is my favorite English song <3 <3 <3.

I asked two American people the question “What does American Culture mean?’‘ and these were their answers.

Where was Oprah Winfrey born? Oprah Winfrey was born in Kosciusko, Mississippi on January 29, 1954. Her mother was an unwed teenage girl named Vernita Lee. Her father was a U.S. army private named Vernon Winfrey. Oprah's mother named her after a character in the Bible named "Orpah" from the Book of Ruth. However, her name was misspelled "Oprah" on the birth certificate and she has been called Oprah ever since. A Hard Life Growing Up When Oprah was still young, her mother moved to Milwaukee, Wisconsin to find a job. Oprah stayed in Mississippi and lived with her grandmother, Hattie Mae. Life with Hattie Mae was interesting. Young Oprah lived on a farm without running water. She had lots of difficult chores including getting water from the well each day and carrying it up to the house. She also learned to read and write by the age of three, mostly from studying the Bible. When Oprah turned six, she moved to Wisconsin to live with her mom. She moved around a lot growing up. Sometimes she lived with her mother in Wisconsin and sometimes she lived with her father in Nashville, Tennessee. Oprah's mother was very poor and life in Wisconsin was hard. However, Oprah was a bright student, she loved to read, and did well in school. She graduated from East Nashville High School as an honors student in 1971.

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First of all, I really think that this is one of the worst things that human can do. Everyone should be treated equally all around the world. It doesn't matter what the color of someone's skin, what really matters is that everyone is human. For example, when we look at the Loving story, we can see that love is stronger than skin color. Moreover, It is unfair to force two people who are in love to leave each other, or punish them just because they wanted to stay together.

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