my freedom fighter is simone biles. I choose her because i love to do gymnastics and she is an gymnast. she gets gold medals a lot and that inspires me. she inspires me because all the flips and turns she does are incredible and it encourages me to learn more.
I chose Obama because he was the fist black man to become president. how nice is and how chraming he is and when was fist black person to go that school when he was 8. and how good he and brave he is
I chose Sonia Sotomayor. I chose her because she was the first Hispanic woman on the supreme court. Sonia was brave when she got diabetes too. she inspires me because she's a different race and gender from the white men who had her job before, and it's a very important job too!
I chose Katherine Johnson as my freedom fighter mentor. I chose Katherine Johnson because she was the person who calculated the path to space. And because she is very smart and,she does not give up. Katherine Johnson’s life inspiers me to keep on trying and trying to make things better.Katherine Johnson kept on working on the path to space trying to make it better. I know that it might be very boring trying over and over. But at the end it will be worth it.
My freedom fighter is Hawa. I choose her because she is a grate writer and Hawa writes a lot of poems with her friends. Hawa is a nice and kind to people. she is incredible thats why this inspires me.
I chose Jackie Robison as my freedom fighter because Jackie helped lots of people and his story has lots of sadness and happiness rolled in one he has Parts of life were happy because he broke the closer barrier but sad because his dad left him when he was a baby. He inspired me because he didn’t yell or hit when the other players were being racist and he helped lots of players and he was one of the best players ever.
The freedom fighter that i choose is Gabby Douglas. I choose her because Gabby and I both do gymnastics and both love the uneven bars. Gabby's life inspire me because her courage taught me never to give up on anything I love to do. Her message is clear to younger kids that anyone can be successful. And those words inspire me because when I fall I can always get right back up just like Gabby Douglas.
I chose Barack Obama because he was a great influence to the United States Of America. The fact that he had some issues when he was younger meant he was a strong person. He was the first African American President of the United States and it showed people around the world that they can pursue their dreams too. Thanks to him I follow my dreams, this why he is my civil rights freedom fighter.
My freedom fighter mentor is Frederick Douglass I chose him because Frederick Douglass was an escaped slave so he knew the importants of freedom more then anyone and he stoud up agenst slavery and fought hard for freedom. Frederick Douglass inspires me because he was super brave standing up like that even though it could killed or put in jail.
I chose martin Luther king because he had empiethy for every one even people who disiergreeded with him. He listened to everyone, even to people who were racist. He didn't believe in violence he believed in peace. He kept on trying and never gave up and inspired millions of people to fight for their freedom. He was one of the kindest men on earth.
I chose Malcolm x as my freedom fighter because he was introduced to racism by the age of 3 but when he got older he wanted to equality for all and justice for all so thats what he tried to do. When Malcom X was about 9 or 8 he was in his house and the KKK came and burned his house down but luckily his whole family got out safe. He inspires me because he went through a lot of stuff in his life and wanted to really change what was going on when he got older and I feel like what Malcolm X wanted to change is still around so I think that we all can change everything that he wanted to change and thats what I want to do.
My freedom fighter is Oprah Winfrey because she is the first woman to own and produce her own talk show. I chose Oprah Winfrey because she talks about stuff that's meaningful, and she's very inspirational says Lindy AKA Mommy. She thinks of equality for all people. Fun fact: The Oprah Winfrey show is the highest rated talk show in TV history and the Oprah Winfrey show was on air for 25 years with some very important guests. Oprah raised awareness and that is why I chose her as my freedom fighter.
I choose Nelson Mandela as my freedom fighter mentor because he never gave up on his plan. His plan was to stop apartheid in South Africa. This was to stop segregation and discrimination because of your race. Nelson Mandela inspired me because he continued with his plan even though he went to jail, and he was away from his family. After Nelson Mandela came out of jail, he became the president of South Africa and still fought for equal rights.
For my freedom fighter I chose Katherine Johnson. I chose Katherine Johnson because she had an interesting life and is an interesting person. For example she skipped kindergarten, first and fifth grade Also she was ready for high school at age ten! The other reason I chose Katherine Johnson is she opened the doors of NASA to everybody! She was the first African American woman to work on rocket projects. She did calculations for rocket trajectories. She wanted to be a mathematician but she thought her jobs were limited to being a nurse or a teacher. She was a teacher but she applied for a job at NASA. What she did was special because she was the first woman and African American to do that job at NASA. Katherine Johnson worked on the Mercury and Apollo missions. Her calculations saved the Apollo 13 mission! She proved that anybody can be smart and that anybody can be a genius no matter what their race or gender.
My freedom fighter mentor is Misty Copeland. I chose Misty Copeland because she was the first black ballet principal dancer. I take ballet and I want to become a principal dancer like Misty. Misty Copeland's life inspires me to never give up. Even though she faced discrimination and was told she would never be good enough, she stuck to her dream. Misty Copeland never gave up and worked so hard to become the first black principal dancer.
I chose Barack Obama because just like Jackie Robinson Barack, known as Barry, broke a color barrier. Barack broke the presidential color barrier by becoming president. Barack allowed people of all races to be able to become a president of the United States of America. Before Obama became president there were only white presidents none were African American,Asian,Gay,Jewish,Spanish or Female! Barack inspires me to follow my dreams because he wasn’t afraid to make a change. That inspires me because some didn’t want Barack to be president and criticized him. He was committed to his dream to become president and he never gave up on his dream.
I choose Nelson Mandela as my freedom fighter mentor because he help change south Africa. when he saw sighs that said 'white only' he said 'we shall protest for freedom' and his risked going to jail to fight for freedom. when he protested he went to jail for a night after leaving jail he protested again and wore disguises to not go to jail again. he traveled to a lot of places and figured out a lot of people hated him and went back to south Africa. the police found Nelson and put him in prison for twenty seven and one in a have years. after he was released from jail things changed no more signs. nelson changed south Africa and what inspired me is that he did anything to get freedom which makes me want to fight for freedom if I have to.
I choose Barack Obama. I picked him because he showed us that there could be a Black President. Barack Obama inspired me to want to be President when I grow up. He believed in himself and he thought strongly about helping others.
I choose Nelson Mandela because disguised himself so he wouldn't go to jail but he got thrown in jail for twenty-seven and a half years but he still kept on going and his dad died when he was nine and he had to leave his mom at a very young age
my freedom fighter is simone biles. I choose her because i love to do gymnastics and she is an gymnast. she gets gold medals a lot and that inspires me. she inspires me because all the flips and turns she does are incredible and it encourages me to learn more.
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DeleteI chose Obama because he was the fist black man to become president. how nice is and how chraming he is and when was fist black person to go that school when he was 8. and how good he and brave he is
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DeleteI chose Sonia Sotomayor. I chose her because she was the first Hispanic woman on the supreme court. Sonia was brave when she got diabetes too. she inspires me because she's a different race and gender from the white men who had her job before, and it's a very important job too!
ReplyDeleteI chose Katherine Johnson as my freedom fighter mentor. I chose Katherine Johnson because she was the person who calculated the path to space. And because she is very smart and,she does not give up. Katherine Johnson’s life inspiers me to keep on trying and trying to make things better.Katherine Johnson kept on working on the path to space trying to make it better. I know that it might be very boring trying over and over. But at the end it will be worth it.
ReplyDeleteMy freedom fighter is Hawa. I choose her because she is a grate writer and Hawa writes a lot of poems with her friends. Hawa is a nice and kind to people. she is incredible thats why this inspires me.
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ReplyDeleteI chose Jackie Robison as my freedom fighter because Jackie helped lots of people and his story has lots of sadness and happiness rolled in one he has Parts of life were happy because he broke the closer barrier but sad because his dad left him when he was a baby. He inspired me because he didn’t yell or hit when the other players were being racist and he helped lots of players and he was one of the best players ever.
The freedom fighter that i choose is Gabby Douglas. I choose her because Gabby and I both do gymnastics and both love the uneven bars. Gabby's life inspire me because her courage taught me never to give up on anything I love to do. Her message is clear to younger kids that anyone can be successful. And those words inspire me because when I fall I can always get right back up just like Gabby Douglas.
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DeleteI like to do gymnastics too.
DeleteI chose Barack Obama because he was a great influence to the United States Of America. The fact that he had some issues when he was younger meant he was a strong person. He was the first African American President of the United States and it showed people around the world that they can pursue their dreams too. Thanks to him I follow my dreams, this why he is my civil rights freedom fighter.
ReplyDeleteMy freedom fighter mentor is Frederick Douglass I chose him because Frederick Douglass was an escaped slave so he knew the importants of freedom more then anyone and he stoud up agenst slavery and fought hard for freedom. Frederick Douglass inspires me because he was super brave standing up like that even though it could killed or put in jail.
ReplyDeleteI chose martin Luther king because he had empiethy for every one even people who disiergreeded with him. He listened to everyone, even to people who were racist.
ReplyDeleteHe didn't believe in violence he believed in peace. He kept on trying and never gave up and inspired millions of people to fight for their freedom. He was one of the kindest men on earth.
I chose Malcolm x as my freedom fighter because he was introduced to racism by the age of 3 but when he got older he wanted to equality for all and justice for all so thats what he tried to do. When Malcom X was about 9 or 8 he was in his house and the KKK came and burned his house down but luckily his whole family got out safe. He inspires me because he went through a lot of stuff in his life and wanted to really change what was going on when he got older and I feel like what Malcolm X wanted to change is still around so I think that we all can change everything that he wanted to change and thats what I want to do.
ReplyDeleteMy freedom fighter is Oprah Winfrey because she is the first woman to own and produce her own talk show. I chose Oprah Winfrey because she talks about stuff that's meaningful, and she's very inspirational says Lindy AKA Mommy. She thinks of equality for all people. Fun fact: The Oprah Winfrey show is the highest rated talk show in TV history and the Oprah Winfrey show was on air for 25 years with some very important guests. Oprah raised awareness and that is why I chose her as my freedom fighter.
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DeleteI choose Nelson Mandela as my freedom fighter mentor because he never gave up on his plan. His plan was to stop apartheid in South Africa. This was to stop segregation and discrimination because of your race. Nelson Mandela inspired me because he continued with his plan even though he went to jail, and he was away from his family. After Nelson Mandela came out of jail, he became the president of South Africa and still fought for equal rights.
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DeleteFor my freedom fighter I chose Katherine Johnson. I chose Katherine Johnson because she had an interesting life and is an interesting person. For example she skipped kindergarten, first and fifth grade Also she was ready for high school at age ten! The other reason I chose Katherine Johnson is she opened the doors of NASA to everybody! She was the first African American woman to work on rocket projects. She did calculations for rocket trajectories. She wanted to be a mathematician but she thought her jobs were limited to being a nurse or a teacher. She was a teacher but she applied for a job at NASA. What she did was special because she was the first woman and African American to do that job at NASA. Katherine Johnson worked on the Mercury and Apollo missions. Her calculations saved the Apollo 13 mission! She proved that anybody can be smart and that anybody can be a genius no matter what their race or gender.
ReplyDeleteMy freedom fighter mentor is Misty Copeland. I chose Misty Copeland because she was the first black ballet principal dancer. I take ballet and I want to become a principal dancer like Misty. Misty Copeland's life inspires me to never give up. Even though she faced discrimination and was told she would never be good enough, she stuck to her dream. Misty Copeland never gave up and worked so hard to become the first black principal dancer.
ReplyDeleteI chose Barack Obama because just like Jackie Robinson Barack, known as Barry, broke a color barrier. Barack broke the presidential color barrier by becoming president. Barack allowed people of all races to be able to become a president of the United States of America. Before Obama became president there were only white presidents none were African American,Asian,Gay,Jewish,Spanish or Female! Barack inspires me to follow my dreams because he wasn’t afraid to make a change. That inspires me because some didn’t want Barack to be president and criticized him. He was committed to his dream to become president and he never gave up on his dream.
ReplyDeleteI choose Nelson Mandela as my freedom fighter mentor because he help change south Africa. when he saw sighs that said 'white only' he said 'we shall protest for freedom' and his risked going to jail to fight for freedom. when he protested he went to jail for a night after leaving jail he protested again and wore disguises to not go to jail again. he traveled to a lot of places and figured out a lot of people hated him and went back to south Africa. the police found Nelson and put him in prison for twenty seven and one in a have years. after he was released from jail things changed no more signs. nelson changed south Africa and what inspired me is that he did anything to get freedom which makes me want to fight for freedom if I have to.
ReplyDeleteI choose Barack Obama. I picked him because he showed us that there could be a Black President. Barack Obama inspired me to want to be President when I grow up. He believed in himself and he thought strongly about helping others.
ReplyDeleteI choose Nelson Mandela because disguised himself so he wouldn't go to jail but he got thrown in jail for twenty-seven and a half years but he still kept on going and his dad died when he was nine and he had to leave his mom at a very young age
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