Post #7

Although I did learn about the experiences of Kurdish children and how they differ from those of American children, I was disappointed that I was not able to interview or survey any Kurdish folks. I learned that I have it better off then a lot of Kurdish kids. I never had to seriously fear chemical warfare or be concerned that my parents will be forced into the military. And here in America kids don't call me "terrorist" or say I'm gonna blow stuff up, but sometimes they cal me a mick or a leprechaun or greasy pikey.