Friday, September 28, 2007

Child Slavery In Africa Essay

There Is A Child Labor Problem In Africa

Help the Poor Kids

( Location: Cote d'Ivoire)





While this poor kid is working his butt off us americans are to busy eating the chocolate that this kid put his hard work and effort into. What we dont realize is that young children put hours into making chocolate not because they want too, but because they have too. There is about 15,000 children that are put to work with making chocolate. That sweet and comforting chocolate, all put together by innocent children. In Cote d'Ivoire is the largest exporter of the cocoa industry and provides about 43% of the world's supply of chocolate.


The top brands that is made from this Child-Making proccess are M&M's and Hershey's. It's mainly known as young teenaged boys between the years 12-16 in age are those that have been sold as slaves to make the cocoa products that we love so much.


The slave owners, or agents of fake jobs, lie to parents of innocent children. Telling the parents that the children are going to be educated, have a paying job, and housing. Instead of actually doing what they told the parents the slave owners transport the children to cocoa farms where they are forced to work and produce the chocolate, and are also abused severely. There is a total of 60,000 cocoa farms in the Africa area. All of which account for the 1/3 amount of the nation's economy.


These children are forced to work over 80-100 hours of work a week. They don't get paid one single penny! They are also barely ever fed. When they work those 80-100 hours a week it's mostly on an empty stomache. Who are these people that would do such a crazy thing to young children? The people of Cote d'Ivoire.


Even though owning other people as "slaves" is illegal many people still do it. Some call the slaveholders, but either way the children are still brutally abused and tortured by all means.







***Would have been longer but wasnt sure what else to put in it.

Project Proposal

I am going to do children slavery in africa and write a blog essay

Wednesday, September 26, 2007

Essay 1







The picture at the right is a picture of the French at the Tennis Court. They are at the tennis court because the King wouldn't let them hold their meeting inside the King's palace. The people of France wanted to prove to the King that they didn't need to have the meetings in his house and that they are strong enough to find other ways to have their meeting.


















The picture to the right looks like it was took after the French had won the war. I get this impression because of the guy thats standing up and holding out his gun. With another person holding up the flag. It makes me think of a Victory picture.
















The picture on the right reminds me of wars that end horribly, but really what war doesn't. This picture is of a town burnt down, and full of dead bodies.








The three pictures all resemble that Revolution. It shows that no matter what happen a war is always going to demage no matter how hard you fight.

Thursday, September 6, 2007

Internet Comfortableness

I am pretty comfortable with using internet.. I am good with computers. I can type good and pretty fast once i get used to the keys. I have a pretty good idea of how to do blogs. i may get confused. so explain things more in details.. I get confused easily.