Essay On Community Gentrification

In history, the government has always made people pay for things they didn't want. Just like presidential elections and local elections we choose to vote even if our choices are not picked we still have to adhere to the new standards . Personally, I don't think resident should be penalized, however if there is a community vote on the topic they should abide to the new concept or laws. I sense many people fear change, not just in community but in life. Having this fear is an obstacle in obtaining future goals. . Additionally gentrification has done this to the inner-city and many urban areas already.many minorities in other groups have been forced out of their communities and homes because big businesses what to develop and build in their area. Many of these individual didn't even have a say in what they wanted to happen in their community, they just get out and find other living arrangements. I believe being forced out of your homes without a choice is and you inhumane and unethical.

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The majority of the community agrees but some are hesitant. ? Would you agree to this change? What if the prisoners escapes? What if you are a Christian who lives in a predominantly Muslim community , would you feel comfortable if your community decides to build a mosque in your neighborhood?

I can see both sides of the coin. I don't agree that people should be penalized but the government has obligated us to pay for things we didn't agree on . I understand the changes important for countries to prosper and continue succeeding , however the wrong kind of changes can lead to setbacks and problems. All in all, this is what makes America so unique and so diverse . Change is important and it's critical to have these conversations with our neighbors . We have to understand each other views before we decide to change or plan something