Ramsey's First Blog

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 Well, this is my first blog here it goes today in class, this was our first time doing Createtober because the person that created inktober was caught doing plagiarism. We drew a fish, dish, and a fist, then we went to this site “https://www.tolerance.org/magazine/spring-2012/the-poverty-myth” 

The article was titled The Poverty Myth by Jacqueline Ching, then we read about it as a class and talked about it then that was it.

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