Thursday, January 21, 2010

The Birmingham Essay

The Civil Rights Movement was led by Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth. The Civil Rights Movement was to use the National Guard to enforce the desegregation laws. They used King and Shuttlesworth to lift the Negro laws. The Negro laws were very strict. The laws prevented black people from freedom and freedom of speech and many other privileges.

The characters in the Watson go to Birmingham the author used things to show that the book is about 1963. The 16thstreet church was bomed on September 15 1963.

Tuesday, January 19, 2010

My Second Draft

the Watson's are good parents because they care about the well being of there kids. one example that they are good parents is when they sent Byron to grandma sands. They sent Byron there because they felt that Byron might get himself in some serious trouble. one of the reason Byron is lately getting in lots of trouble is because he is hanging out with buphead. Mrs. Watson thinks that buphead is a bad influence on Byron. Ever since Byron started hanging out with Buphead.

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

The Watsons Go To Bermingham Entrie #1

Sept. 15, 1963

today was absolutely crazy. i never expected to have to go save my sister from a bomb. Today started as the usual except i woke up late. when i woke up i was told by my mom that Joetta's church was bombed i told Byron to go and check it out but he didn't go. so i went. when i got to the front steps of the church i saw some kids that weren't moving my first thought was that '' I hope that one of those kids aren't my sister.'' i got closer and saw the shiny shiny shoes Joetta wore to church today. I got a little scared because I thought just might that joetta might be ''Dead.'' I started to get scared until i heared a little girl's voice. I yelled joetta is that you. The little girl was getting closer and closer. it was joetta we raced for each other i got her hand and we left I gave her her shoes and we went home. we were very excited to know joetta was safe and sound. that is how i spend my day.

Sincerly,
Kenny