Discussion #2 "A Homemade Education"

1.) The word "HOMEMADE" defines itself. Made from the home. When you make things you often start from scratch. You make the things how you would like it. Benefits from homemaking are the best benefits. You use the things that you like, and that you will feel comfortable with. Some store bought things may not have the material that you are searching for. Homemade things are made from the heart. For example, its someone special in your life birthday, and you want to get them a card, but you have no money. You can either skip out on this year, or make them a card. You love them so much, that you make a card. When that person receives the card they know it was from the heart. It will become very special to them. President Lincoln was largely self-educated, but came out to be the 16th President of the United States. He led the country through a great constitutional, military and moral crisis; the American Civil War.

2.) Malcolm X relates education to freedom by saying he wasn't educated the way some people were in a school, but when he entered the classroom he felt as if he knew more than what some people already knew. Education is Freedom. It is the right to get an education despite what religion you are, what ethnic background you are, or even what sex you are. When you have knowledge no one can ever entrap you. Knowledge is power and sets you free from bondage.

3.) If I was locked in a cell I would pursue psychology. Psychology is the study of the mind. In jail all kinds of things happen, and as your mind revolves around alot of things I would be able to figure out why people do the things they do in jail, or why people go crazy while in jail. My goals for my life after would be to go beyond studying pyschology and do something greater to help our mind and figure out more things on our thought processes. I would go to college and find good internship that can help me.