As change the calendar from June to July, I begin to realize that I had just completed my first FULL month as an intern . . . wow. Through this month I had begun to see what hard work and determination could get you and what better way then to see yet another one of my articles on the corporate Web site. . . too cool.
This article titled, “Bringing Change to South Oak Cliff,” was definitely one of my favorites. Not only was this one of my first assignments, but what was weird is when I saw those families . . . I saw my own.
Growing up in a single-parent home, my mom always supported us with the little that she had for me and my little brother. There were times when she went to the food bank and food pantry and got us some of the necessities that we needed as well. Now grown up and seeing single moms who were there just showed how memorable this story was to me.
One story down, many more to go as I prepared today to do some research on my trip to another part of Oak Cliff, Oak Cliff Temple Baptist Church. Not too far from the Wynnewood Community Center, this church has been doing many ministries as well, as hopefully tomorrow I will get to see and partake in these activities, who knows, may become an memorable experience like Wynnewood, we’ll see . . . until then stay tuned.
About Me
- WRBrown87
- Ryan Brown, is a senior communication studies undergrad major (public relations minor) at Texas Lutheran University.
Brown, a San Antonio native, has been conducting a six-month senior thesis project in which through a combination of his advanced journalism class and senior seminar has been analyzing and making arguments to justify what factors and effects led to the election of President Barack Obama. Through extensive research and interviews of the African-American community, the Non-Black community, and the youth community, Brown continues to write posts frequently to cause more discussion on the topic.
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