The American Dream: The Largest Minority In The United States

Two inseparable individuals to say the least, brothers bonded by not only blood, but also by the will of someday making something of themselves in a new country. An aspiration shared amongst all immigrants in the United States, the “American Dream.” In a photograph both brothers always carry, both relatives share a plentiful amount innocence along with an amazing sense of youth, only separated by ten years of age. In this photograph, containing a completely white background, one can easily distinguish the polar opposite personalities exhibited by both individuals. While one exhibits a grin of excitement and confidence, the other portrays a grin of a boy who has been forced onto many unjust hardships, such as living in three different countries with only eleven years of age. Nonetheless, one can see the amazing sense of love shared between these two individuals, as the older brother carefully holds his infant brother and the younger brother enthusiastically embraces his older brother’s arms. Despite not delivering consistent as well as constant portrayals of love, it is undeniably evident that these two brothers care for one another as each of them carry this picture wherever they go. …show more content…
In reality, these individuals only seek to create opportunities for their children by filling job positions most Americans would never dream of doing. This stereotype formulated against Hispanics, which suggests that all members of the Hispanic community are delinquents, should be considered morally incorrect since the grand majority of Hispanic immigrants do not seek to break the law, but rather abide by it while earning a life worthy of living, despite possibly not being paid sufficiently for their