241 years ago, the Declaration of Independence was written. Embedded within the Declaration of independence is the famous quote, “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal.” Because the idea of putting others on a lower level based on their appearance, religion, and ethnicity is still ongoing, this statement is insincere. We, as American citizens, should take notice of our unchanging, intolerable, social standards. When will the idea of supremacy and superiority dissipate from the minds of the “better” humans? Marching in a memorable movement will create a powerful impact than simply wishing for a better future. Proven in history, many different religious groups, racial groups, and even the female gender of humans have stood up against discrimination. Nothing has changed. Sadly. Perhaps we need to look at this problem in a different perspective.
On July 4, 1776, we wrote the Declaration of Independence. It was our way of declaring separating from England. The major problem of the old government …show more content…
I strongly believe that over the past hundred years, the statement, “We the People, of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union,” has not been nearly obtained. We have failed. Disappointment is a severe understatement for my feelings on our forming of a more “perfect Union.” However, has the discrimination stopped there? The answer is no. A study from Mirror, mirror says that more attractive children are more likely to receive praise and attention than less attractive children. Another fact shown from the study says that media convinces us to believe that you need makeup to be beautiful. That we must be perfect. Terrible, this is just terrible. Maybe the solution to our problem is not to protest for ourselves, but to protest for
On July 4, 1776, we wrote the Declaration of Independence. It was our way of declaring separating from England. The major problem of the old government …show more content…
I strongly believe that over the past hundred years, the statement, “We the People, of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union,” has not been nearly obtained. We have failed. Disappointment is a severe understatement for my feelings on our forming of a more “perfect Union.” However, has the discrimination stopped there? The answer is no. A study from Mirror, mirror says that more attractive children are more likely to receive praise and attention than less attractive children. Another fact shown from the study says that media convinces us to believe that you need makeup to be beautiful. That we must be perfect. Terrible, this is just terrible. Maybe the solution to our problem is not to protest for ourselves, but to protest for