Don't disappoint us America

The world is holding its breath, awaiting a conclusion that it much anticipated nervously. It's been four years since I got up in the morning feeling handcuffed, disabled, and very disappointed. I remember thinking on that morning four years ago, is it really going to be 4 more years?

This time around the world is more hopeful, and if statistics don't lie, I think we should be seeing perhaps the most dramatic change in American politics in history.

Obama deserves the utmost respect for simply being where he is right now. If this campaign showed anything to the world, it was that there's wide spread racism all over America. Racism towards blacks, Arabs, and Muslims. I couldn't keep track of the news reports showing white grandmother's going on and on about Obama's master plan for Black supermacy, and that he is just an Arab in disguise.

Obama's victory isn't just a victory for American. It's a victory for the world. A world that is in need of a fresh perspective, void of racism, hegemony and greed. A victory for Obama tomorrow would be a true fulfillment of Martin Luther King Jr's dream.