Reflection - 2/13/23

 Today in class we read another poem. This poem was by Maya Angelou and before we read the poem we watched a short biography about her. The poems name was “The Black Family”, Its about how the black community isn’t connect to our roots.It explains how youth is being lost and the hard work that many of our ancestors went through is all for nothing. The whole poem was a pledge to better our community for the future. After we finished the poem we talked about our class project that’s due Friday. Overall, the class was easy today and very light.

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