
It is November 4, 2008, and on this special day we come to the top of our list. The number one thing that Ethnics today like is a person named Barack Allah Tabbouleh Falafel Pita Bread Hussein Baklava Obama, or as he will become on January 20, 2009, the president of the United States of America.
The last eight years convinced us that our greatest hope for ethnic progress were Ugly Betty and with all the recent advancements in geriatric medicine, Oprah living until the year 2100. But now, our new president has shown us a new way.
Until recently, we were a bit cynical about the state of Ethnics in the U.S. With our $40,000 in student loan debt, our own dreams of changing the future of this country were shattered. As much as our hardworking parents made us promise never to ask “you want fries with that?” for money after the age of 21, we had no choice but to fulfill our ethnic destinies once again, thanks to our good friend, Citibank.
Admittedly, the original plan for attending our first Obama rally was to capitalize upon the high number of hot and available campaign volunteers more than willing to talk to us, but before we knew it, our icy cold hearts melted, and we realized that we really did want to retire before the age of 90, and that a flu shot once in a while would be nice.
And with this, even before our president takes office, when hugs will be the new currency, lilies will grow in Watts, and Baklava and Cracklings will be served on the same all-American buffet table, we say thank you, President Obama, for changing what we thought of our world.




