In the Drama class we are readin the play
A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry. This play is about a black family in Chicago in the 1950's. It includes many themes but we were asked to analize racism.
I believe we all know what's happening in the USA as regards the protests against racism. Among the years racism has been present but with the murder of George Floyd everyone collapsed. He was violently arrested for a minor crime (falsified money) and murdered in the act by a policce officer while he begged for help. This, unfortunately, is not the only case.
Racism is nothing but an act of violence and injustice that needs to be stopped. There shouldn't be such a thing as white privilege and the fact that people didn't pay much attention to this over the years made it worse and now black people around the world deserve to be heard.
A color doesn't define us, as it doesn't gender, economic position, beliefs. Nothing does. Only our actions, and staying silent is compliance. So lets talk about it. Lets fight against it and lets stop it, for once and all.
El número pi es el resultado de la división de la longitud de una circunferencia por su diámetro. El récord de mayor cantidad de dígitos encontrados fue de 12.1 billones en 2014 por una computadora, después de estar 94 días trabajando. En Seattle en Estados Unidos hay un monumento en honor a este número. 
La persona con más dígitos memorizados es Akira Haraguchi quien dijo 100 mil dígitos y tardó 16 horas haciendo pausas solo para tomar agua. Existe un tipo de escritura en honor a pi llamada Pilish. El 14 de maro se considera el día de Pi. Este día coincide con el cumpleaños de Albert Einstein, Frank F. Borman (comandante de la misión Apolo VIII), Giovanni Schiaparelli (astrónomo) y Eugene Cernan (última persona en pisar la luna). Pi es el número mas popular que existe. Se menciona en los Simpson, Futurama y otros programas. También hay una pelicula llamada Pi sobre un matemático obsesionado con este número