American Goverment
Essay by 24 • December 22, 2010 • 580 Words (3 Pages) • 1,442 Views
In 10 years from now, I see Cassie Logan, on the front page of every
newspaper and magazine, for becoming a successful Civil Rights Leader. She
would be just like Martin Luther King Jr. except a female. She would tell her stories
to the world and people would listen. Here's more of my thoughts on all the
wonderful things in the world I think I would see Cassie Logan exceeding in.
First off, I think Cassie Logan is a very strong little girl. She went through
Racisim and didn't really understand, but she was very bold and wise about the
whole situation. So thats what gives me that lightbulb in my head for some great
careers that she will receive later on in life. Obviously my choice was a Civil Rights
Leader. Like I exclaimed before, I think that would be a good task for her to try to
conquer. In the next few paragraphs I will go into detail and make a ending for the
story. It may not really make sense because It is fifteen years later in the ending but
in the end it will come together just like the movie. So here is the ending of my story.
Cassie, now 22 years old, married, with no children has just graduated with a
full scholarship from 6 years in the University of Mississippi. She had married
Jeremy Simms in her fourth year of college. Cassie had gotten her Masters Degree
in Psychology, and is a volunteer at her community's revival-telling families the
stories of descrimination and how it effected many lives both then and now. She is
very down to earth and smart. She has been trying for months to talk to the Mayor
about letting her use City Hall and to give lectures and tell stories to children. But he
has not yet responded. She firgured he was just busy but after awhile Cassie
realized that all the other requests from other citizens were being answered before
hers. She sent in the request long before any of the other citizens did and they got
served
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