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bone health

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        we have a lot of growing to do after we are born. not only do our bones want to grow longer and thicker as we grow but one’s skeleton is quite different from a baby’s skeleton. fetal skeleton has about 275 bones this helps their bones become flexible. The skeleton of an adult human is made up of 206 bones which are different shapes and sizes Bones make up 15% of our weight. newborn babies are born with more bones then an adult.     Bones form of protection for your organs in your body helping to keep them safe when you fall or get hurt. your brain is organ that needs protection which is why you have your skull which is a thick bone to protect your brain.    an adult body replaces its skeleton every seven to 10 years so after a bone stop getting longer, they continue to produce new bone tissue and replace old bone tissue. A child is born may produce newborns faster than adult. Sources: “7 Ways Kid Bones Are Different From Adult Bones.” Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, h
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Kamala Harris VS. George e Taylor

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  In 1904, George Edwin Taylor became the first African-American to run for President of the United States. In 2020 we have the first African-American woman to run for Vice-President. George E Taylor and Kamala Harris were both African Americans running for president in the united states, The only  difference is gender.I feel like both George Taylor and Kamala Harris have some things in common, one thing is being judged by others because of their race and being put down because they are different.Back when George Edwin was running for president he was only mentioned occasionally,he was an unknown running for president in 1904. Kamala Harris on the other hand is well known,she is currently senator and now she is running for vice president . she is well known by others in the united states and there are many articles about her.I do feel like Kamala has a much easier time running for vice president because even though racism  is still around it is not as bad as it was in the  1900's.
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reasons for different graduation rates

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       The official four-year graduation rate for students attending public colleges and universities is 33.3%. The six-year rate is 57.6%. At private colleges and universities, the four-year graduation rate is 52.8%, and 65.4% earn a degree in six ye ars.        according to    Government Publishes More Complete Graduation Rate Data | Cappex.com . (2020). Federal Government Publishes More Complete Graduation Rate Federal   data. , these   aren’t as accurate as you might think,this is because of the way the department of education reports    degree attainment by students who graduate from their institutions.     In my onion the difference in the graduation rates can be because of lack of education from high school year. some student don't take their high school year serious until their senior year. and when the get to college they repeat the same habits. some examples are,being late to class,not turning in work on time and even rushing the assignments.     I also feel like students
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