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serene · June 27th, 2008, 06:31 PM

What are you doing for the change YOU want to see. This isn't about Obama or even politics. Many of us, talk, but how many of us walk the walk. We sit and talk, we sit and write at our computers about whom we don't like, or trust, and why. We even label people, but what are you doing about it. You don't like Obama as you black president, then what are you doing. Are you waiting around for the right one to come around, or are you making moves. I learned that I, (you) can be a leader. So why not you. You don't like the problems in your neighborhood, are you waiting for the local congressmen or someone else to do something about it, or are you making your voice heard. School is in bad shape, do you wait for the teachers do the talking. What do you do?

(this could be about anything ie. community, neighborhood, streets, schools, job, etc.)

June 27th, 2008, 06:31 PM	#1 (permalink)
serene Afro Resident Occasional 2Cents serene is offline Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 57 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts Rep Power: 0 Credits: 477	What are you doing? What are you doing for the change YOU want to see. This isn't about Obama or even politics. Many of us, talk, but how many of us walk the walk. We sit and talk, we sit and write at our computers about whom we don't like, or trust, and why. We even label people, but what are you doing about it. You don't like Obama as you black president, then what are you doing. Are you waiting around for the right one to come around, or are you making moves. I learned that I, (you) can be a leader. So why not you. You don't like the problems in your neighborhood, are you waiting for the local congressmen or someone else to do something about it, or are you making your voice heard. School is in bad shape, do you wait for the teachers do the talking. What do you do? (this could be about anything ie. community, neighborhood, streets, schools, job, etc.)