F ifty three years ago on August 28th, 1963, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his famous "I Have A Dream" speech . Well, I have a dream, too. That dream is similar to the end of his speech which was "all of God's children" be able to join hands. Equality for all, that's my dream. I've experienced racism in my lifetime which I'm sure or at least hope would shock and saddened Dr. King Jr. to learn about it. I learned about racism and bullying from bullies on the playground during recess at elementary school, and later from a Starbucks employee. In elementary school, racism was a daily occurrence, too. Or at least whenever the lead bully was attending school. I can imagine he was being abused at home. However, I'm only guessing. Who knows? Maybe he was born with asshole DNA, which I highly doubt that early in childhood because I'm thinking it was learned behavior? I digress . Please imagine the scene. Mountlake Terrace Elementary...
My observations and thoughts while being a passenger on Spaceship Earth