Essay About American Dream
I have no rights and little freedom in this country that I live in, I will never have a chance of pursuing my dreams; A poet Ralph Waldo once stated “America is another name for opportunity. Our whole history appears like a last effort of divine providence on behalf of the human race.”(Poet Ralph Waldo Emerson). But imagine telling yourself everyday that you do not have the opportunity to chase your wildest dreams or even the little things in life, for instance being born and raised in a country where you are treated the same, have the same opportunities, live a free happy life no matter the color of your skin, your religion, gender and age. In other nations people have lived and still do wish that they lived here in the united states, they hear stories of the people that come or live in America and have so many opportunities, here they have the freedom to buy their own land their own home, there are more and better jobs, they can go to school, have their own religion, ideas and their rights. But what they are not told is that numerous people are not able to have those opportunities; The dream is achievable, but it is hard to pursue, it involves struggles, hard work,
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Just came to America. And you already think about money. Wait till you’re worth any money.” The American dream may be known as somebody owning a home, money, having a family and a career but really it is the idea itself of achieving the dream, having hope, an opportunity and faith to reach the
Just came to America. And you already think about money. Wait till you’re worth any money.” The American dream may be known as somebody owning a home, money, having a family and a career but really it is the idea itself of achieving the dream, having hope, an opportunity and faith to reach the