Write about something that you believed as a child.

 One thing that I believed (and still believe to this day) is that Santa is real. There has never been any evidence against his existence. I know he was a real person a long time ago, but Santa is real. All my classmates always tried to convince me against the existence of Santa, but it won't work. I am completely dead set that Santa is completely real. I have never heard a real argument against the feat he performs every year. He always brings me what I ask for when I visit him at the Bass Pro Shop. I've really never understood the anti- Santa sentiment. It just doesn't make sense to me. He makes Christmas magical and fun for everybody.

In class, we read more of Fences.

I learned about the struggles of African Americans in the workplace.

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