Barack’s Rock

WE THE PEOPLE
Not Barry...Barack. The name Barack tied him more firmly to his black African father, even though his father had left him and his white mother. Rev. Jeremiah Wright Jr., expressed paranoid fantasies about white conspiracies to spread drugs or HIV. Obama's own grandmother, on more than one occasion uttered racial or ethnic stereotypes that made me cringe. And, Michelle, well she attended Harvard Law School. Did she earn the grades or was Affirmative Action to be credited for her acceptance into such a prestigious educational institution? Bottom line, the constitution says: "WE THE PEOPLE", not "We the Black people", or "We the Yellow people" or "We the Brown people" or "We the Red people"...not even "We the people with Blue eyes" for example. WE THE PEOPLE...ALL of the people should be treated the same. Not screaming discrimination when it suits US! No matter what your color or what your earning status or what your education and background ALL of us should be treated the same, should have the same opportunities, should be taxed the same, and should be treated fairly and justly. I remember growing up and being taught to do the right thing, to abide by the rules, to play fair and treat others with respect. I still live by these ideals, morals and values instilled in me by my parents. It's a SAD world in which we live. In today's world, criminals have the right to medical care. While our hard working, tax paying, law abiding families have no right to medical care. But, these hard working families continue to PAY THE BILL! I ask myself, 'Why aren't the criminals on death row dead?' Or better yet, DEAD ORGAN DONORS. They have had a fair trail and a jury of their peers decided their fate long ago. Yet, these prisoners remain in our jails and prisons and are a constant drain on our nation's spiraling debt and on our tax paying families! Why not cut this kind of taxation and government funding support from the budget instead of the items that we need like social security for example? My grand father, back in the day, called people in power that had no common sense 'educated idiots". Let's look at this nation as a business and run it in a way that makes sense and is fair to all. Instead of using racism to our advantage or disadvantage as the case may be. WE THE PEOPLE are the voters, the politicians, the babies and people waiting and dying for organ transplantation, the law makers, and the small voice inside each of us trying desperately to be heard!

WE THE PEOPLE
Not Barry...Barack. The name Barack tied him more firmly to his black African father, even though his father had left him and his white mother. Rev. Jeremiah Wright Jr., expressed paranoid fantasies about white conspiracies to spread drugs or HIV. Obama's own grandmother, on more than one occasion uttered racial or ethnic stereotypes that made me cringe. And, Michelle, well she attended Harvard Law School. Did she earn the grades or was Affirmative Action to be credited for her acceptance into such a prestigious educational institution? Bottom line, the constitution says: "WE THE PEOPLE", not "We the Black people", or "We the Yellow people" or "We the Brown people" or "We the Red people"...not even "We the people with Blue eyes" for example. WE THE PEOPLE...ALL of the people should be treated the same. Not screaming discrimination when it suits US! No matter what your color or what your earning status or what your education and background ALL of us should be treated the same, should have the same opportunities, should be taxed the same, and should be treated fairly and justly. I remember growing up and being taught to do the right thing, to abide by the rules, to play fair and treat others with respect. I still live by these ideals, morals and values instilled in me by my parents. It's a SAD world in which we live. In today's world, criminals have the right to medical care. While our hard working, tax paying, law abiding families have no right to medical care. But, these hard working families continue to PAY THE BILL! I ask myself, 'Why aren't the criminals on death row dead?' Or better yet, DEAD ORGAN DONORS. They have had a fair trail and a jury of their peers decided their fate long ago. Yet, these prisoners remain in our jails and prisons and are a constant drain on our nation's spiraling debt and on our tax paying families! Why not cut this kind of taxation and government funding support from the budget instead of the items that we need like social security for example? My grand father, back in the day, called people in power that had no common sense 'educated idiots". Let's look at this nation as a business and run it in a way that makes sense and is fair to all. Instead of using racism to our advantage or disadvantage as the case may be. WE THE PEOPLE are the voters, the politicians, the babies and people waiting and dying for organ transplantation, the law makers, and the small voice inside each of us trying desperately to be heard!

This paper is quite similar in ideas and surveyed 100 not 89 people.
Michelle wrote hers in 1985 This was written 1976 Get it and read it
Blacks in Predominantly White Colleges and Universities
(September 24-26, 1976) new search
ERIC #: ED151463
Title: Survival Skills: Social Climate and the Development of Adaptive Behavior in Black and White College Students.
Authors: Barbarin, Oscar
Descriptors: Adjustment (to Environment); Black Students; Comparative Analysis; Higher Education; Minority Groups; Responses; Social Adjustment; Social Environment; Universities; White Students
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Peer-Reviewed: N/A
Publisher: N/A
Publication Date: 1976-00-00
Pages: 22
Pub Types: Reports - Research
Abstract: Although massive efforts were undertaken in the 1960's to recruit and admit minority students to predominantly white institutions of higher education, the number of students successfully completing these programs has remained unchanged.

To date, much effort has been spent in attempts to assess how such institutions might alter their current practices to better serve minority populations. It is asserted in this paper that such efforts are doomed to failure unless the processes by which minority students acclimate themselves and develop the skills needed to survive in an alien environment are examined.

Models of competent functioning usually focus upon the individual, overlooking the importance of environmental factors in the shaping of adaptive or coping behavior. In a pilot research project described in this paper, the behaviors and attitudes characteristic of competent adaptation to the university are described in the context of total social climate.

One hundred black and white undergraduates participated in the study which involved standardized measurement instruments, problem solving, and resource knowledge and utilization.

The findings, which relate to positive and negative feedback, social networks, and the utilization of formal and informal resources are presented. Particular ways in which black students adapt to and survive in the predominantly white institutional environment are discussed. (Author/GC)
Abstractor: N/A
Reference Count: 0
Note: Paper presented at the First National Think Tank on Blacks in Predominantly White Colleges and Universities (September 24-26, 1976) ; May reproduce poorly due to print quality
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Record Type: Non-Journal
Level: 1 - Available on microfiche
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This paper written 1976 is quite similar,

Blacks in Predominantly White Colleges and Universities (September 24-26, 1976) new search
ERIC #: ED151463
Title: Survival Skills: Social Climate and the Development of Adaptive Behavior in Black and White College Students.
Authors: Barbarin, Oscar
Descriptors: Adjustment (to Environment); Black Students; Comparative Analysis; Higher Education; Minority Groups; Responses; Social Adjustment; Social Environment; Universities; White Students
Source: N/A
Peer-Reviewed: N/A
Publisher: N/A
Publication Date: 1976-00-00
Pages: 22
Pub Types: Reports - Research
Abstract: Although massive efforts were undertaken in the 1960's to recruit and admit minority students to predominantly white institutions of higher education, the number of students successfully completing these programs has remained unchanged.

To date, much effort has been spent in attempts to assess how such institutions might alter their current practices to better serve minority populations. It is asserted in this paper that such efforts are doomed to failure unless the processes by which minority students acclimate themselves and develop the skills needed to survive in an alien environment are examined.

Models of competent functioning usually focus upon the individual, overlooking the importance of environmental factors in the shaping of adaptive or coping behavior. In a pilot research project described in this paper, the behaviors and attitudes characteristic of competent adaptation to the university are described in the context of total social climate.

One hundred black and white undergraduates participated in the study which involved standardized measurement instruments, problem solving, and resource knowledge and utilization.

The findings, which relate to positive and negative feedback, social networks, and the utilization of formal and informal resources are presented. Particular ways in which black students adapt to and survive in the predominantly white institutional environment are discussed. (Author/GC)
Abstractor: N/A
Reference Count: 0
Note: Paper presented at the First National Think Tank on Blacks in Predominantly White Colleges and Universities (September 24-26, 1976) ; May reproduce poorly due to print quality
Identifiers: N/A
Record Type: Non-Journal
Level: 1 - Available on microfiche
Institutions: N/A
Sponsors: N/A
ISBN: N/A
ISSN: N/A
Audiences: N/A
Languages: N/A
Education Level: Higher Education

Two results of Billingsley [Convergence of Probability Measures (1968), Wiley, New York] on weak convergence of empirical distribution functions for sequences of $\phi$-mixing random variables are shown to hold under weaker conditions.

Unabridged edition [with new forword and preface] ... first published in 1971"--T.p. verso.

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Her thesis seems to be written on a typewriter, without the benefit of a word processor and there are a number of typos in it.

How did we survive without computers?

Canada does not and never had any soldiers fighting in Iraq.

He posts the same post as above on about any article on Newsweek. He repeatedly refuses to answer mine or other posts that ask him if he is a US citizen or if he can even legally vote in the November United States presidential election. I suspect he is a plant by the Hillary campaign since he has not to my knowledge explained why he is so concerned about us here in the US. Go to other articles and look for his posts they are all the same as the above.