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Today I was in Minneapolis I attended a meeting held to organize a meeting of the African, Black Americans and others of African descent who will make on October 9, 2010. I attended board meetings also Afrifest. When I repeat, I walked in Apple Valley, I went to the bookstore of Half Price Books. I am visiting this shop many times and I ever write about in this blog. Niliyoyaona today is what I always travel a la carte counted visiting bookstores in the United States. Many people were included, children, adolescents, adults, men and women. Some parents travel a la carte were included and very young children, even infants. Shop is great, but people were overlapped each part, they see the books, travel a la carte they read them, and buy them. Some were rehearsing their children stories. Very young children, I heard them speak with parents or desire them about books. It is very touching heart you saw his mother sitting with her baby Bizana about a book that looks at child. So ki-American children are raised. Nimeshaandika about this issue in several articles in this blog and in the book of CHALLENGES: Social Essays. The whole time I was in the shop I had the same thoughts travel a la carte every day, I think the children's upbringing and relates to the formation of our children in Tanzania. We do not have bookstores like the U.S., although travel a la carte we have bars in every city, even small towns, and every corner. We do not have a culture of reading travel a la carte books and send our children to bookstores or libraries. While others are creating their children a solid foundation to seek knowledge, we played travel a la carte with our lives and our children's lives. Are you in this world, requiring knowledge and skills, our children will be able to compete with the children of others?
For many parents here at home that do not have a culture of reading different books, they can not build their children travel a la carte practice. Look even big houses being built and ATZ .... is rare to find designated study room. This contributes very very little scope for us young Kitz. April 25, 2010 at 12:37 AM
Now Professor, it becomes difficult for the children of Tanzanians and their parents to consider the books because the basic needs it is not available ... The son of the U.S. on his head is not quite clear if there is a question of drawing water at the well three miles, using a muzzle-loader to read, does not have clothes to wear, no PENCIL or pen and write registers. Walk three miles or more to go to school, cutting wood for cooking food .. I think we are looking at these things for forty million Tanzanians who are grappling with these fundamental problems and not the four million who remain ... There is a big problem when the house of debauchery travel a la carte ... I think this is building strategies travel a la carte to fight together again would be ashamed and hypocrisy it to the next level could kuhamsha development April 25, 2010 at 8:05 AM
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