Declaration Of Independence: Societal Conflicts In The United States

The Declaration of Independence told us about things that are supposed to be obvious and things that are supposed to be true, but the thing about it there are promises that were made to the nation that are still yet to be accomplished that never took place throughout the development of the nation.The Declaration of Independence and Constitution were supposed to served as a supreme law for the right and freedom for the people but it neither nor either protects human rights. All these promises weren't even executed the way that they were supposed to. Issues like this is what you would look at as a kind of societal conflicts that would arise directly from discrepancies from formal legal documents such as these. We really need to make sense of these things to really understand what the Declaration of Independence is to the nation. Like for instance, it tells us that all men are created equal, but yet still some people are still being treated with inequality by society and let not forget about the women. …show more content…
But remember the women are also a part of society too and they also face the segregation that the men faced too. Both the men and women were also segregated in society and faced racial discrimnation.They are alienated of certain rights like the rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. The Declaration should be our constitution, our law, our living document, but what is the sense of making promises that are yet still to be fulfilled. Why declaring something to be true when it not? Why making promises when they are not going to be kept. The Declaration right here is the perfect example of broken promises made to the people of this nation.This was supposed to be ticket for freedom for these people of the nation who wanted a prefect life for them self and their