Informed

Statistics show that almost 1.5 billion people in 91 countries currently live in poverty-  according to UNICEF, 22,000 of them are children who die each day due to poverty. Around 27-28 percent of all children in developing countries are estimated to be underweight or stunted. About 10.6 million children died in 2003 before they reached the age of 5. And around 1.4 million die each year from lack of access to safe drinking water and   adequate sanitation. These aren't just numbers, they are real facts that indicate society is on the edge of corruption. While we all may think that providing food and clean water is the    answer to ending poverty it is certainly not. If what we want is to avert poverty from ever happening, we need to educate families who are experiencing the unimaginable effects of poverty. Not only do they need to be educated but also the leaders and government that make up those particular countries. Leaders need to know how they can contribut...

You might have noticed all the false things that's being said about the religion of Islam. Here's my favorite video of a brother I admire for his knowledge of the religion and his tremendous talent in spoken word poetry which he uses to explain the true meaning of Islam and its beliefs. Hopefully, this video will shine some light on you and give you some knowledge about Islam. And  please disregard what media might say about the religion. We all know that religion is about peace. No religion teaches people to cause harm towards others. Peace!

While Democrats and Republicans are making their final push to win offices across the U.S., they are still debating whether they'll serve the American people or let them down with broken promises and failed bills. Here in Wisconsin, as Scott Walker and Mary Burke along with many other Republicans and Democrats battle out, the United States map will be changing from red to blue and from blue to red. The most important thing for us U.S. residents is whether we'll actually have a Congress where both parties compromise and work together for the better of our country. As we all know that Washington is currently broken apart. We have the right to vote for candidates who are going to do their job and listen to our voices. Not people who run for office just for the fame and the glory of it. So far this century all I've seen was two parties debating and arguing back and forth blaming each other on the promises made to the American people. The only question I have whether th...