All American’s have rights. Do the rights that you do have change based on your skin color, where you come from or what gender you are? Or if you are gay, bisexual, transsexual etc. Or if you are a true American born in the US or if you are just an outsider who became a citizen, do you all have the same rights? The answer for that question all depends on what rights are we talking about. Are we talking about legal rights or education rights, or civil rights etc. Every person that lives here has the American dream in mind. In the American dream everyone is treated with equal and honest respect with equal rights. But is that really true? In my opinion, no, people still view other people based on their race by labeling or by gender. African
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None. Until now they can join as stated in 2013 that by year 2016 it’s going to be a job option for women. Also how many women have been catholic priests? None. How many women have been the coaches for a professional men’s sports team? None. How many women have been presidents? None. Hopefully this changes if Hilary Clinton wins presidency 2017. Although, this isn’t the first time a women has run. In 1872, Victoria Woodhill ran for leader of the women’s suffrage movement but lost. At least she got the courage to run and set an example for other women. There are many other jobs that women do hold, but are not trusted to do because of their gender. What about equal rights? Some people don’t understand that discrimination is only based off race but not by gender. So people don’t feel like they are being unfair and that EVERYONE is getting equal treatment if you aren’t racist by the pigment of your skin. But what about the gender you are? Not having equal rights has developed in a way that they is sneakier. In 2016, unfair treatment and unequal rights may not be all because of the pigment of your skin, or what gender you are. We have somewhat moved from that and now it’s about from where you come from and your take on whether you are gay, bisexual, transsexual
None. Until now they can join as stated in 2013 that by year 2016 it’s going to be a job option for women. Also how many women have been catholic priests? None. How many women have been the coaches for a professional men’s sports team? None. How many women have been presidents? None. Hopefully this changes if Hilary Clinton wins presidency 2017. Although, this isn’t the first time a women has run. In 1872, Victoria Woodhill ran for leader of the women’s suffrage movement but lost. At least she got the courage to run and set an example for other women. There are many other jobs that women do hold, but are not trusted to do because of their gender. What about equal rights? Some people don’t understand that discrimination is only based off race but not by gender. So people don’t feel like they are being unfair and that EVERYONE is getting equal treatment if you aren’t racist by the pigment of your skin. But what about the gender you are? Not having equal rights has developed in a way that they is sneakier. In 2016, unfair treatment and unequal rights may not be all because of the pigment of your skin, or what gender you are. We have somewhat moved from that and now it’s about from where you come from and your take on whether you are gay, bisexual, transsexual