Cosby Park

Cosby Park Great Smoky Mountains is one of America's most famous parks. The park is known for its beautiful mountains and streams, fresh air, and frequent rain. My area in the park is Cosby located 82 miles west of East Tennessee State University campus (www.nps.gov.grsm.prcoscg.htm). For students who wish to take a few days off, this park is a wonderful place for activities. Thanks to the interesting sight on the way, the drive to Cosby soon passed.

Last summer, I saw a speech to a group of Connecticut prisoners Cosby just received their GED. Before the speech, at 8 o'clock in the morning, Cosby asked the corrector about the status and characteristics of their prison group. I hope my 7 year old son can meet Cosby. I accept the same basic information that I am trying to serve him everyday. Black's ultimate fate lies in their own hands and they are not in the hands of their opponents. As an African American, he is responsible for his family, community and ancestors.

Last summer, at the Saint Paul's Church in Detroit, I saw Bill · Cosby calling his inner Malcolm X. It was a hot July night. Cosby is talking to a group of black men wearing black shirts, from Enyce 's T - shirts and polo shirts to pioneers and necktie shirts. Some people are with their son. Some people are wheelchair users. The audience was dense and the row of folding chairs spread from a wooden bench and spilled down. Late generators are standing on the walls of long shotguns, or in small halls, they want to hear Cosby's speech. Cosby grabbed a cordless microphone in front of the church and switched between the prepared speech and manga. Sitting behind him, nodding, affirmation of Hamming, old black people, a row of community elders. The rest of the church is in full call and response mode, laughing at Cosby's whisper, clapping, or disturbing "Tell me, black! Tell me."

The column caused a small line, but most American Caucasians did not notice it. For them, Cosby is still American father. But those close to Cosby are not surprising. Like his generation, he began to feel that the Black United States had lost its way. The lack of father's crisis, the increase in black black crime, and the spread of hip-hop made us believe that the black community had committed a cultural suicide after the accomplishments of the 1960s. His anger and frustration over the views of the public were commemorating the 50th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education at "National Association Award for Promotion of Colored People" held in Washington, . At this time, the shadow unrelated to mortality seems to plunder civil rights generation. That woman's Chief Rosa Parks and Coreta Scott King will die within two years