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“The following news article is 100% true and

no lies in it. You guys reading this better not

take this as a joke!” said Baby Hermann yes-

terday at the press conference. Two people

who have in their periods made significant

changes get in contact. We interviewed them

and both seemed very interesting to each

other. From the 1950’s Robert F. Williams and

from this age Eminem.

Robert F. Williams is an African American who

was the first to use violence to get their rights

back. He was once leader of the National

Association for the Advancement of Colored

People in Monroe. His violent means got him

out of office, but he founded the Black Guards

and used violence against the KKK to protect

their people. His book written in Cuba was

named Negroes with guns and influenced

many African Americans during those years to

promote violence.

In the other hand there is Eminem. He brought

up an unusual rapping style and changed how

the world viewed hip hop and rap. He inte-

grated his music to the “white” community. His

unique style makes him one of a kind in the

entire history of music.

The first question Baby Hermann brought up

was a harsh one, “What do you think of socie-

ty today boy?”. One answer only, “I am

shocked and astonished. I can not believe we

achieved this without violence.”

He then soon started to compare many things

from now and before.

(Read more at page 2).

Baby Hermann steps to ask questions

Williams it must have truly

been a dream come true. He

can see the better United

States he dreamt of.

Afterwards Eminem

and Williams spoke to each

other almost like friends as if

they talked to each other.

They were sitting at a Star-

bucks café. He was dumb-

founded when segregation

was gone. He could not be-

lieve it. Most astonishing of

all, is that their were African

American musicians who be-

came famous. “I am glad I

came to the future”, he said.

A strange view indeed, for an

African American and a

White be sitting together. For

Eminem meets Robert Williams Ro ger Rab b i t co .

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Politics 2

International Rela-

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Social 2

Economics 3

Comic Strip 4

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Baby Hermann (From Roger Rabbit) asking questions

November, 10 1999

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Political changes

Social

my wife can not see this

beautiful scenery in front of

me. I wish that Martin Luther

King Jr. could have had seen

this kind of place too. Even if

we had different approach-

es we had the same goal.

It is great that the

United States is still getting

involved in international

affairs. The progress made

in this area is astronomical.

One of the changes

I wish to see now is an Afri-

can American president.

Back then it was Eisenhower

and now it is Clinton.

Something funny I

should say is that the presi-

dent of now is having lots of

affairs. That is one thing I

also wish to change. It is

impacting that a United

States president would do

that.

We were without

rest fighting for our rights

and the Red Scare had just

happened. Now we see a

new type of fear, drugs.

Now we see we have equal

rights. I am glad that Social

Security is still good and it

has not stopped.

On thing that is

amazed me is that now

practically every adult can

vote. Back then only a se-

lected few African Ameri-

cans could vote. All the ra-

cial segregation now is

gone.

This is a huge pro-

gress we made. It is a shame

In our time, the middle class was beginning to grow. Now I see that the

middle class has expanded drastically and has become stable. The most astonishing

thing is that now there are color televisions. In the 50’s everything was black and

white and the star was Marilyn Monroe and Elvis Presley, but now we see tons of

celebrities. I personally like the show Simpsons it is really funny. Another big change

is that now the percentage of high school graduates increased dramatically. In my

time almost no one got high school done. One sad thing is that people are getting

fatter and frankly it scares me. I also like the new types of music like the hip hop

becoming now popular and Eminem's rap.

Some similar thing is that people started to move to southern states in my

age and now people are evenly distributed around the country both North and

South. Cars is still a symbol of social status.

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Democrat vs Republican

International Relations/ Diplomacy

It is sad to see that there are

now terrorists against the

United States. Specially last

year that the embassy of the

United States was bombed in

Kenya and killed 224 peo-

ple.

The biggest changes I saw

regarding international rela-

tions was that the Cold War

ended. Back then the United

States was involved in the

Korean War, First Indochina

War and the Vietnamese

war.

Although the cold war has

ended I am glad to see that

the United States is still in-

volved in foreign affairs.

It is still astonishing that

many immigrants are coming

to the United States. I see

that Asia is still in need of

help because of the recent

Asian Financial crisis in 1997.

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Economical Changes In my time General Motors became the first company to earn more than 1 billion dol-

lars, it is no surprise since for the first time in history there are more white collar workers than

blue collars. The obvious result will be the increase of supply and demand. One interesting

thing you might not know might be that Mc. Donald was created during my age and boosted

junk food economy. The massive Labor Union of today was also established in my time.

I got to give my praise to this president, the unemployment is less than 4% and I

heard it was the greatest boost in economy in history. I am astonished that the minimum wage

increased to 5.15 dollars an hour. An interesting concept also came up. This thing called inter-

net is becoming global they say. Americans are purchasing from online stores and websites and

increased the economy to another level.

An interesting phrase also came up, “consuming” as never before. It is astonishing that

we reached this heights in less than 50 years. Traveling became really popular. It was very

rare to travel back in my days and increased tourism nation wise and globally. I am glad to

see that the United States is being stable economically to the extent of having a healthy econo-

my. I think the economy will never crash now. Lets hope nothing bad happens.

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Eminem Background Robert F. Williams Background

Born: February 26. 1925

Died: October 15, 1996

Importance: First African American who promoted

violence. (read page1)

Interesting information: He is married with Mabel

Robinson who shared his thoughts. During a raid

when he sheltered a white coupled he was accused of

kidnapping and escaped to Cuba under political pro-

tection under Castro and there he wrote his famous

book Negroes with guns. Then he went to China and

gave information about them to the United States.

Afterwards he was readmitted in to the United States.

Born: October 17, 1972

Died: Alive

Real Name: Marshall Bruce Mathers III

Nickname: Slim Shady

Stage name: Eminem

Importance: Brought Hip Hop and rap to the white

culture and spread them. (read page1)

Interesting information: His first album as Eminem was

Infinite (1996), followed by The Slim Shady LP (1999), The

Marshall Mathers LP (2000), The Eminem Show (2002), Encore

(2004) and then Relapse (2009) and Recovery (2010), when he

started to produce albums again. Recruited by Dr. Dre he re-

leased his second album LP Slim Shady. This album was soon

certified quadruple platinum by Recording Industry Association

of America (RIAA). Afterwards it won a Grammy Award for

Best Rap Album and in 2003 it was rated as one of the 500

greatest albums of all time.

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ial P

age!!!

1 baby was born every 7 seconds

Many schools created and closed

because of this generation.

More of everything was created

for kids and closed

WASTE OF MONEY

Baby Boom