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1.I notice that I expect everybody going to vote for Obama, because everyone I interview is black. I also noticed that everybody's main concerns or only issues raised was unemployment and better education.

2.I wonder if these people would vote for a republican if he was black?

3. What if Romney wins the state?

I didn't learn jack about systematic and individual change through this. All I do know is that they are two variables. Systematic beings independent, and individual being dependent. The Individual change will not change the system but the system will change the individual.

As I said before, there is no significance of the individual, unless you are a leader. The only real unit capable of changing and sustaining that change is the collective, organized, and multi-ployed group. Individual voting isn't a guaranteed success, and it is definitely not democratic, or a situation when the individual has any control at all. Voting is seen more as a sentimental joke which draws on a false sense of loyalty and security, than it is deciphered as serious effective political activism.

That the self is a constructed mirror of the changing world basically. Your identity is largely a product of the world you interact with and ideas that are brainwashed into your head. The only natural thing we have is our anger and reaction to this socialization. Otherwise are minds are disturbed and abused in many different ways at earlier ages. And in a changing world, the current world, the self is just getting more and more lost into robotism, since the world is not changing positively.

Things are changing for the worst. We don't vote on issues, we vote on representatives. Who don't want to solve the root of those issues, and actually just want to contain and resurface these issues as if we are that stupid.

1. Every American should participate. 

2. To figure out who's telling the truth. 

3. Between debates and reading, I'm sure who I will vote for. 

4. I would say it doesn't particularly effect Philly because it's the presidential debate. But I hear a lot about gun control. 

5. I have the ability. I can be critical of change. If you don't vote, you can't complain. 

• What surprised you most about this information?
•  What seemed quite obvious about explaining this data set?
• Looking at the overall trend and incorporating what you know about the US presently, predict and defend the immigration trend for the next two decades.
• Describe how you made a decision on how to visually represent the information.
• What parts of group work were challenging?
• What would you do differently if you had this project to do over?
  
  1. The thing that had surprise me the most in the project was learning how many people would immigrate to the united state each year, and the reason why they came. 
  2. What had seem really obvious about explaining the data was how i kept getting te same reason why people all over the would would come to America. 
  3. Looking at the overall all i can see that the U.S now is that you ca see that people from all over the world live in the U.S everywhere. People from different places are having money to some and or either running over to get here. And i believe in the next 2 decade people all over the world who has money can come to the U.S with/out a green card or their pass port. 
  4. I had to use different idea and opinion about what was the same reason and what was different. 
  5. Putting the work together when one of us is not here. 
  6. Put more work, and effort then i did here because i had less time.