Personal Narrative: My Vision Of America

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My vision for America would be for America to great as it once was. In this most recent decade America has changed so much as a country that we are not the same as we once were. Our current actions and ways will be the demise of our country. If we as a country do not change our current ways, we will never be the same, once great country we always were. Money, the centerpiece of our economy, but there isn’t enough of it. We need economic stability in our country. Our country needs economic redistribution into cities that do not have enough money to function schools and programs for kids to get education. In our current society it has become more prevalent to see kids who do not have an education, to see kids who cannot read or write because

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