My family plays a big role in how I interact with others of different ethnicity and race. I grew up thinking of everyone as an equal not as we are individually better than the other. Being raised in another country at a very young age, I picked up the little things that are not fully taught …show more content…
Being 21, sometimes is hardest and easiest part of life, we are living in a time we must fight the government for our future. Females are now being seen more differently by the government because of one brave individual that is stepping up the plate, our first female running mate for the U.S presidency. Being a female may have just become a little easier, before society always deemed female unfit to do what a man can. We have proven that to be otherwise many years ago, but that is still controversial in the U.S and in the rest of the world. On that point there are few too little programs being offered in the residential district of greater at risk individuals to help them go in the correct …show more content…
There are many situations that are being gentrified, schools are being built, the rent is becoming higher and totally different races are taking over what belongs to others. They think they are only answering what is sufficing for the residential area, but when looking at it in a different perspective, we get to realize that it is indeed hurting those who already have a life built in motion. Government officials that are putting this into motion believe that they are fixing the boroughs that are at risk, they are fixing other cities but they are only doing what they deem