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May 8, 2006
It's Still America
By THOMAS HUDSON REEVE
It’s still America. Everyone or their ancestors came from somewhere else,
and although it has been going on for centuries now they were all pretty
much in the same boat.
They faced the unknown with courage and hope, they worked, they
persevered, and they blended their voices into the raucous chorus
that is the United States of America.
For all that time there have always been some who have said,
“Now that my people are here let’s pull up the ladder, no others allowed.”
They forget that we are all the others, and that we are all the same.
Posted by photocartoonist at May 8, 2006 10:30 PM