American Dream Equality
Equality Everywhere
Throughout the years that civilization has been created, our society has been flooded with inequality. Women, Slaves, and other minorities have been abused and mistreated. The only way you could be seen as an equal was if you were white or male. Future American generations should be persuaded to accept each other and learn to have open minds to different cultures and races. Equality is one of the main aspects that contributes to the American Dream. I personally am not pursuing the American Dream, but I have a better understanding of what the main aspects are about.
Being able to vote for a representative is part of what makes the people of America, American. Being able to vote is a “high privilege” that women were not able …show more content…
Before they did, african american men were taken advantage of. They were not seen for the character and charisma that they had, instead they were seen as how they could be beneficial to their master. Martin Luther King Jr. had a vision that he wanted all men and women no matter their color to come together and accept each other. Martin Luther King kept his vision of change that he wanted to see in the world, and it worked. He wanted us to “be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhood”(King 4). MLK wanted to live in a world where the society would be able to join together and “not be judged by the color of their skin”(King 5). He is a major influencer that emphasizes the importance of equality. Although he was a member of the African American society, many men and women are influenced by him and follow him. I personally like MLK and look up to him. His inspirational speeches allow me to be openhearted and have broadened my horizons. He made me be more optimistic, he proved that even though there are “vicious racists,”(King 5)in the world, we all still have the ability to come together and work as one. I see racist people in this world and I find them ignorant that they don’t even know how it came to be. In the “I Have a Dream”speech, he talks about how african american people went through “trials and tribulations”(King 4), he wants them to know that even though bad things are happening, he still has a dream that equality will reign throughout the country. When the new generations of America take over the world, I would want them to receive the same message that he gave
Throughout the years that civilization has been created, our society has been flooded with inequality. Women, Slaves, and other minorities have been abused and mistreated. The only way you could be seen as an equal was if you were white or male. Future American generations should be persuaded to accept each other and learn to have open minds to different cultures and races. Equality is one of the main aspects that contributes to the American Dream. I personally am not pursuing the American Dream, but I have a better understanding of what the main aspects are about.
Being able to vote for a representative is part of what makes the people of America, American. Being able to vote is a “high privilege” that women were not able …show more content…
Before they did, african american men were taken advantage of. They were not seen for the character and charisma that they had, instead they were seen as how they could be beneficial to their master. Martin Luther King Jr. had a vision that he wanted all men and women no matter their color to come together and accept each other. Martin Luther King kept his vision of change that he wanted to see in the world, and it worked. He wanted us to “be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhood”(King 4). MLK wanted to live in a world where the society would be able to join together and “not be judged by the color of their skin”(King 5). He is a major influencer that emphasizes the importance of equality. Although he was a member of the African American society, many men and women are influenced by him and follow him. I personally like MLK and look up to him. His inspirational speeches allow me to be openhearted and have broadened my horizons. He made me be more optimistic, he proved that even though there are “vicious racists,”(King 5)in the world, we all still have the ability to come together and work as one. I see racist people in this world and I find them ignorant that they don’t even know how it came to be. In the “I Have a Dream”speech, he talks about how african american people went through “trials and tribulations”(King 4), he wants them to know that even though bad things are happening, he still has a dream that equality will reign throughout the country. When the new generations of America take over the world, I would want them to receive the same message that he gave