Category Archives: Blue Dialogue Class

In August 9th, I had a lecture of the history of race in United States by Dr. Mel Ely. In Japan, there is no big difference between people, so I didn’t think about the race. However, I heard about the … Continue reading →

On Saturday, I went to Richmond to watch baseball games. I was really excited because I was a manager of baseball club when I was a high school student. Before I came to the US, I thought an American baseball … Continue reading →

・In August 10th, I went to Colonial Williamsburg and Williamsburg Area Museum in the morning. First, we visit the Farmer’s Market and I drank water melon juice there. It was very flesh and delicious. I also took pictures with colonial … Continue reading →

On August 9, Dr. Ely gave us the lecture in Richmond. The title was Race Relation In America History. After the lecture, we discussed the race distinction in our dialogue class. It is very heavy problem. And Sara gave us … Continue reading →

Dr.Mel Ely’s lecture was the most impressive lecture that l have ever heard about the history of America. Before I took the lesson, I thought George Washington and Thomas Jefferson were the heros, who brought freedom and the notion of … Continue reading →

 Today, I listened about the history about the U.S. I reconsidered about how terrible it was for black people. I was surprised at the fact black people was killed by the police officer just because he or she is black. … Continue reading →

On August 9th, Dr.Ely in Richmond gave us an important lecture, which is on race relations in the U.S. After his explanation of the history through Civil War to president Obama, the lecturer stated his opinion. Namely, he pointed out that today’s discrimination is the … Continue reading →

My first impression of the College of William and Mary was that it was much bigger than I expected. In the U.S, I have visited several universities such as New York University and Columbia University, but the College of William … Continue reading →

This short term study abroad in United States is my first visit to mainland United States, so I was always looking forward about it. I like speaking English because my kindergarten was international one, so I was used to speak … Continue reading →

My first impression was that there were more things America has in common with Japan than I had expected. When I arrived at the airport and came to Williamsburg by bus, I saw many cars from the window. There were … Continue reading →