Personal Narrative: My Identity As A World Citizen
The term “World Citizen” defines a person who feels a responsibility for the human race all together, irrespective of their identity as a citizen. Personally, I do feel for the human race regardless of their location, country, or culture. My feelings and admiration toward individuals are solely based on their actions, not their gender or race.
Living in New York City as a twenty-four year old I saw how culture and race impacts many citizens. For example, in 2014 the hashtag #BlackLivesMatter made headlines on Twitter after George Zimmerman’s exoneration for the shooting death of a black citizen, Travvon Martin. The movement campaigns against police brutality in the United States against African Americans. Although this shooting occurred in
Living in New York City as a twenty-four year old I saw how culture and race impacts many citizens. For example, in 2014 the hashtag #BlackLivesMatter made headlines on Twitter after George Zimmerman’s exoneration for the shooting death of a black citizen, Travvon Martin. The movement campaigns against police brutality in the United States against African Americans. Although this shooting occurred in