Hi president I hope that your family and you are good

I am writing this email because I want that everybody has the same rights. Also,  the people are what they want to be. I know that is very difficult adapt for a new things but I want that don’t judge the people and respect more the Afroamericans because they are people the same as we.

I want that the americans native don’t abuse the afro americans because the afro americans doesn't have the same color and then I want that finds more work for the afro americans because the population of the work of the afro americans is less than the native americans.

By Luis.

Thanks for your attention and have a good day.

 By Adrian Guzman.

Yamiolle Nunez

The White House 

1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.

Washington, DC 20500 

Dear Mr. President, 

            I hope you and your family are fully healthy and doing well. I am writing to inform you of racial justice and defending our civil liberties; to better orient and truly commit to our racial equality, it is extensively pivotal to acknowledge and embrace the connection of racial justice to educational equity. This is a cause that I feel extremely strong about due to the significant mission in advocating and engaging for instructive efficiency and integration of the nation to accomplish the assurance of public education, eliminating obstacles that would bring different outcomes in our communities, and to create equal opportunities where students will be able to develop their intelligence, potential, and character. 

            I am asking for your support with children and families of color that have experienced unemployment, mortality rates, and housing/food instability, which as well prevents kids from education engagement and their parents from access to benefits such as job searches and delivery of groceries and medicine. Educational professionals must understand that our school systems need to perpetuate and, continuously, teach about systemic racism. We need to achieve the dismantling of discriminatory policies and replace them with honoring the prestige of young Black lives the same way it is done with every other child. I believe in supporting groups authorities in control of achieving racial equity by providing tools and resources, which will result in building a national movement for racial equity. Furthermore, supporting and edification of local and regional collaborations are widely incorporated in the focal point of accomplishing fairness, along with our civil rights. 

            The enduring issue of systemic racism and inequities put at a disadvantaged community of color from education and, which is advancing equity will result in transitioning us beyond the disparities and shifting our imbalanced perspective in the community. Deep racialized systems may, as well, lead to harsh punishments, which will increase the chances of racially profiled African American children dropping out and, unfortunately, feeding the school-to-prison pipeline. 

            Thank you for your consideration of this crucial issue. With your support, I am, unquestionably, confident that America’s bold vision of a nation in which there would be equal justice for all. We will not only bring to an end the gap between white and people of color, but we’ll as well increase the success of all families and races. “We the people”, truly meaning all of us, must no longer carry on with systems tending to fail communities of color, it’ll end up failing all of us. The dream of equal justice will no longer remain an elusive one. You may reach me at my email address, hdiaz32@glhs.nyc. Thank you for your continued leadership and service to the United States of America. 

Most respectfully, 

            

          Hangle Diaz

In this letter I want to talk to you about racial justice.

How we know is a movement that demands that we confront the injustices of the past and the present so that we can move forward together to build communities based on freedom and justice, without exception. But, this over time what has brought chaos to the country.

What is happening is something unworthy. We are all the same, there is no distinction. Skin is just a costume that doesn’t show who we really are. 

The United States should be a more united country without distinction of color or race.

I hope this new government can realize that all people deserve respect, that we are all the same and that not just because they are of a different skin color or a different race can downplay our rights as people.

         
  with respect: Riqueldaly Del Orbe                                                                                          

 
  Buenos días, señor nuevo presidente de los Estados Unidos me encantaría enviarle un cordial saludo a usted y a todo miembro de su familia y no obstante quisiera felicitarlo por su triunfo.Me encantaría compartirles algunos de los problemas que enfrenta este país , aunque se que está al tanto y espero que haga algo al respecto. El racismo es unos de los problemas perdurables que han enfrentado las personas de color mundialmente y este país no ha sido la excepción. Sin embargo, me encantaría saber qué hará al respecto de esta situación que hemos estado enfrentando constantemente y unos de los ejemplos más reciente fue el asesinato de George floyd por parte de un agente policial de los Estados Unidos.Espero que el racismo ya no siga siendo un problema para la sociedad estadounidense ya que las personas no eligen nacer con un color de piel de mas oscuro y es muy injsuto el maltrato hacia esas personas porque al igual que ellos somos seres humanos los cuales tenemos sentimientos y voz.Muchas gracias por su atención y nuevamente felicitaciones por su gran victoria en las elecciones de Estados Unidos. 

     First of all, I hope you are well, as is your family. My name is Braily Noesi, a student at Gregorio Luperón High School, New York. I am writing to inform you that I am happy that you have won the elections and are our president, I hope that during these 4 years of your future presidency, you will fulfill your promises, such as immigration, and be a great president for the United States. , in the end we can tell all citizens that it was a good choice to vote for you.

     Mr. President I have a question, how will you solve the problem of immigration? What will happen to those undocumented children? What will you do with regard to illegal immigration? I know that it is not a good time to ask about this issue, but as you know as well as the country, that we should know what will happen, what would it be? your solution for this problem in the country. Today is a day of celebration, but we must also begin to solve this problem and others that exist in this country, such as the economy, health, and racism. We do not want conflicts, nor violence, we want peace and our nation to feel PROUD, I have faith in you and I know that you will be able to solve some of these problems.

God Bless you today and always, Have a wonderful night! 
You take care of yourself, as well as your family. 
And on the part of the American community, we hope that all of this has a solution!

Att: Braily Noesi.

Gmail: bnoesi03@glhs.nyc

11/08/2020

I wanted to ask you if you can help facilitate adoption and thus lower the abortion rate.

thanks

Donis tapia

Sincerely, 

Aaliyah Diaz

From: Candida Paulino

To: the president of the united states

  

Dear President of the United States, I hope that you and your family are well and, by the way, I congratulate you on your achievement. I am writing to you because I would like the issue of crime to be taken into account in the new ideas you have on governing the country. of Hates, as we already know and it is no secret to anyone that day by day hate crimes in the country have become constant, discrimination against people of color, the LGBT community, Latinos, etc. They are a big problem that must be addressed, we all have the right to freedom of expression, to choose who we want to be in the future, I think it is so unfair for someone to be raped or killed by people who consider them different and who are full of prejudices .

This problem is evident and is gaining strength over the years, prejudice, discrimination and ignorance lead people to commit inhumane acts against people who only want to live life and be themselves. I believe that now more than ever the government must deal with this problem, find a way to stop these crimes and that all people are treated equally regardless of their color, nationality, identity, etc. For many years people have had to live limited lives. to express yourself you have to end these situations. With this said I say goodbye, I hope that my letter is taken into account, that you value and know how to take advantage of the confidence that the Americans have had in you to lead the country, I wish you a happy rest of the day and that you have much success.

Att: Candida Paulino

Se despide Brianna Pichardo.