The Swahili word SiSi (pronounced See-See) translates to Wē which is the fundamental subject of any worthwhile cooperative declaration. The all too sacred phrase, “We the People”, invokes many sentiments of piety, reverence and sometimes frenzied angst. The shadows of our American history reminds us of the many hard fought struggles that should never be forgotten. It is in honor of those who have come and gone before us, Wē begin and continue to sojourn. It is truly Wē that have the ability to change the fate and destiny of whatever Wē set our minds. As masters and captains of such, Wē must employ our earnest might and courage to earnestly do those essential things that will improve our lives and improve upon the lives of those that will come behind us.