Barack Obama The First Black President in US

Barak Obama The First Black PresidentIt's the 4th of November, 2008. Barack Obama becomes the first Black President in the history of US. He is the 44th President in the US. I'm now in Texas, Arlington. Watching the final results of US Election, 2008. Although I don't have a television in my home, I'm watching Barack Obama's first speech giving infront of the citizens of US, by using my internet :) I'm feeling lucky that I become a part of the history.

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