How can I make a difference in my and life and the lives of there's?

How can I make a difference in my life and the lives of other's (Example:my rights are like I can do whatever I want.another Example is I got freedom,travel ever I want, and where I want sit.Its different now than back then because a lot of people went on strike and did a lot.when it back then people didn't have rights they couldn't o whatever they wanted to do.people back than were poor and didn't have any rights.As an American our rights are way more different than it was back then.Americans t didn't have things what we have now back then in there years.

missing writing

How I feel about writing is at first I really didn't like writing in elementary, but when I came to middle school I started getting use to it.But when I got the 8th grade I knew I had to begin on writing alot when I hit the 8th grade.When I was in 8th grade we went into a class called" communication arts" and I thought it was going to be something like that have to do with arts and something to communicate about.When I first started the class,it was all about poetry and writing.When I first started writing I had no idea on what to write and lord only knows I didn't had nothing in my mind when we started doing poetry.When I started writing poetry it got very hard.I thought poetry was all about rhyming and rhythm.Then I got used to poems when I got into it.To tell the truth I dont like poetry at all and also I used to take poems from other people that are poets and I would take some words and change the whole poems so it seems like I made it up.When I was in 6th,7th grade i had a lot of missing writings and that's when I hated writing and other stuff that has to do with writing.(example:reports,blogs,responses etc).....When I read I always had to write a response everytime I read after.But eventually I got better at it and write better.finally!!when I just finally knew how to read I read more and more until i read faster than I did.When I read I read until i read like 30 pages that I read.When I'm in humanities I read a lot,when we read for independent reading i read like 10-30 pages an hour.

growing literature

When I began reading,I didn't understand the passage.I didn't understand because i wasn't reading for understand.The vocabulary were difficult,too many words in the page,i didn't have pictures in the book. But when I would go to places out of state or in the state I would read things that were on or in things like a bullentin board in a subway station,and or I would read things thats stuff to read (example books,newspapers).I would see a menu when I go out and eat,or things thats around me like post and advertisement.The advertisement would catch my attention.The ads on the bus would interest me because they were sliding ads.The ads would help me understand what the ad was talking about. For me I didnt like reading or writing.All my teachers would say like read more and do better.But I would always try but never get to where I can read alot.When I hit middle school I didn't really read in 6th my grade and hardly in 7th grade.But when I hit the 8th gade I started to read more because I would go many places.When I went to 8th grade my reading become better.

When I had to write an reflection,I didn't know how to write a response or I know how to predict on whats going to happen in the books I read.Now that im in 8th grade I read more and understand it better and read it faster than I did in the ordinary.The first book I ever read in the 8th grade was who owns kelly padik-beth gobbie.It was a great book.I thought I didn't understand but when I got into the book where she was getting out and when she was running away that was when I got really on the book.The things I changed in life of reading I think I changed a lot im reading a books more (example how I can write a response better than writing something I didn't know what I was writing,also how I can predict better than looking back in the book).Another way I think I changed in my life is my reading is getting better at the misunderstanding and looking back at what I really didn't get.