America’s future vison is continually changing. It appears that regardless of the ideas one sets for America it is never followed through. George Washington, one of America’s first great leaders and presidents, warned the young nation not to allow factions, such as political parties and foreign affairs to take part in United States. My vison for America is that we once again regain a clean slate by paying off foreign debts, allow more advanced teachings in schools, and reducing waste and pollutants. The foreign debt America has gained, in today’s day and age, is the highest it has ever been.…
Throughout the span of the United States, the country thrived on immigrants and their families’ differences. Without these immigrants we wouldn’t have some of the greatest doctors and inventers in the world, so why would we deport DACA children? They could very well be the Einstein or another great immigrant. Our country is strongest when we embrace the vast amount of ideas and influences of our younger generation. The decision to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy interrupts the futures of the nearly 800,000 young students who have thought of the United States as home since childhood.…
Whenever people think of their future most of the time it won’t be like that; but people try to achieve it. But I am looking at myself according to Erikson generativity. During my middle age, I am most likely…
"I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed - we hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men are created equal," were the words once spoken by Martin Luther King Jr. His vision was that one day, “little black boys and little black girls will be able to join hands with little white boys and white girls as sisters and brothers.” These notions are being regarded in our everyday lives. He spoke with ethos, pathos and logos- appealing to a variety of cultures.…
Economic faltering, civil unrest and protests, threat of terror activity, and other elements seem to make that dream further from reach. In their work “Long Live the American Dream”, Shikha Dalmia states “Americans, hit first by outsourcing and then a recession, are becoming deeply pessimistic about their country’s ability to maintain its economic leadership in a globalized world.” (Dalmia 83). As a nation we are conditioned to equate financial and material abundance as success, so it is no wonder we feel the American dream slipping away during a financial crisis in the country. Dalmia also points out the importance of the country’s overall view of itself it times of crisis: “a sort of cloud habitually covered their features… they were consistently tormented by the vague fear of not having chosen the shortest route that can lead to… their well-being”…
What is your vision for America? This could very well take some time to think about. My vision for America would be no homeless veterans, an improvement on the education system, and the fast advancing of technology. The people of America need to improve these things before it becomes a bigger deal than it already is.…
This is because I wasn’t really thinking hard about my future life so maybe now that I know what it would be like if I had the chance to then that’s where I would restart my…
“Our visions begin with our desires” By Audre Lorde a radical feminist, and civil rights activist. This quote means you have to want something before you can see what is going to happen. I think of when the settlers came to America wanting freedom, from Great Britain. The military we have is needed to help America keep our freedom.…
My vision for America is to have an improved health care system. The health care system that is currently being used is Obamacare. Some other visions that I have is if bullying stopped, and the economy grew. There are many pros that Obamacare has in its health care system.…
In the world there are always constant changes to everything that is going on around you, and those changes are what shape our history and bring great turning points to our country. “Nothing can stop the man with the right mental attitude from achieving his goal; nothing on earth can help the man with the wrong mental attitude.” quoted from Thomas Jefferson. When your whole world changes, now growing right before your eyes what changes will it bring? An obvious turning point in your history is to come, but how, and what will it do t the land and those around you?…
Henry FOrd once said, “Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is success”. This great nation flourished on the backs of individual people .My hope for our country in the future is to have less crime, keep everyone safe, and have pride in our nation. One hope I have for the future is to see less crime. Veterans have fought for our safety from other countries.…
Letter from Birmingham Jail vs. I Have a Dream The great civil rights leader, advocate, and preacher, Martin Luther King, had an extraordinary gift in making simple works such as speeches and letters into beautiful literature. In this essay, two works by King: “Letter from Birmingham Jail” and “I Have a Dream” will be discussed and compared. Although Martin Luther King is the author of both of these analects, and while he demonstrates many of the same skills in both of them, he brings about different techniques to address different audiences.…
The future is never clear, and my own was no exception. Thoughts of what I wanted to do with my life were always followed by uncertainty. During the entirety of my adolescence I always felt overwhelmed by my inability to decide my future, leading to a metastasizing panic in my inabilities to achieve success in any discipline. My transition from childhood fantasies to adult goals was anything but seamless and I often found myself lost, especially in academics.…
Motivation Makes a Dream Reality Approximately the top one to two percent of people in the United States are considered part of the wealthy class which is defined as making above $250,000 per year (Francis). The American Dream is defined as "the ideals of freedom, equality, and opportunity traditionally held to be available to every American and a life of personal happiness and material comfort as traditionally sought by individuals in the United States” (Definition of American Dream). The key to understanding this definition is the phrase “sought by individuals in the United States.” To achieve a sense of security in America, citizens must work diligently throughout the entirety of their lives.…
Throughout time, America or the New World has been thought of as a "promised land." In the past, Puritan and Colonial writers believed it to be this due to the blank slate that many different people can influence. Now, America is called the "land of opportunity. " America holds better career opportunities and a better education for those dreaming of a bright future that they might not be able to achieve in their home land.…