There once was a man, his name was Martin Luther King, Jr., and he had a dream; this dream helped create the nation we live in today. I, however, have a vision; now, imagine the places that my vision could take us. America today has been built up from every individual before us, some contributing more than others. Some however, decide not to partake in the betterment of our country, encouraging our country to become hopeless and sordid. My vision for America is giant, bigger than you can imagine; and much larger than I can convey in an essay, but I will try my best. America is a nation built with the bricks of our past, and when you’re building a nation the only place to go is forward. So look ahead, I have a vision that is going to take us farther than we have ever been.
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My mother, a single matron in her 30’s, struggled for years to support her children; constantly imploring the government, she was voracious for help. My mother struggled for years, because single mothers in America are not provided with the child support and financial support they deserve. Every day, women are treated with little respect from men; for example, not only are women given unequal pay, but initially aren’t even offered the same job opportunities as men. Women - as well as all U.S. citizens - should be treated fairly every single day, rather than the tinge of respect they are given
My mother, a single matron in her 30’s, struggled for years to support her children; constantly imploring the government, she was voracious for help. My mother struggled for years, because single mothers in America are not provided with the child support and financial support they deserve. Every day, women are treated with little respect from men; for example, not only are women given unequal pay, but initially aren’t even offered the same job opportunities as men. Women - as well as all U.S. citizens - should be treated fairly every single day, rather than the tinge of respect they are given