Racial minorities African Americans,Mexicans,Asians,etc. These minorities make up a good portion of the American population today. Yet,they still do not receive what is deserved and rightfully theirs. Even though African Americans were promised citizenship, they were still treated as if they were unequal. The freedom of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness is for everyone to have.Now when it comes to African Americans they have always gotten and are still getting the short end of the stick. So what is the problem with this? The problem is that white men like to believe that they are inferior to other men and others in general. Which is not right, no one should feel inferior to anyone. The fact that one race can feel that they are superior
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People think that we have come so far in this world. Some people are so naive that they believe racism is not a problem in today’s world. But to perfectly honest that is not the case, not much as changed from the time of slaves. Having an open mind seems like such a easy thing to do, but for some people it is not as easy as it seems. Imagine a world where people where openminded, a world where everyone no matter the race, color of skin, size, gender, religion did not matter and everyone was just a person, an individual. It didn 't matter if you had the newest iPhone 7 or a fancy car, it was about how people acted that truly mattered. Having the ability to have an open mind and not worry about the other thoughts and influences to distract from who the person was. In high school I was a cheerleader, and most of my family and some of my friend said that I would never be a cheerleader. I didn 't have the personality or the pep, I wasn 't small like most cheerleaders , but I decided to try it out. At first I wasn 't sure if I would like it or even be good enough to make the team. But going through tryout practice with my friends that were cheerleaders, I realized that it was actually a really fun sport. If only I was openminded to the idea of being a cheerleader I would have joined freshman year instead …show more content…
I believe that in time , this issue of racism will be resolved. The millenniums generation are becoming more accepting of different races and genders and have an open mind to all the different possibilities. In this day racism doesn 't seem to be getting better, everyone is so quick to throw blame on one another. It amazing how sad our world can turn against each other with no remorse, sadness, or anything. And as long as we continue down this path nothing will get better. With the presidential election coming up racism can either get better or get worse. Donald Trump want to build a wall, and send all immigrants back to where they came from. That will not the situation of racism, it would just make it worse. Every action we make has even greater action in society. Weather we like it or not we as a society must change in order to
People think that we have come so far in this world. Some people are so naive that they believe racism is not a problem in today’s world. But to perfectly honest that is not the case, not much as changed from the time of slaves. Having an open mind seems like such a easy thing to do, but for some people it is not as easy as it seems. Imagine a world where people where openminded, a world where everyone no matter the race, color of skin, size, gender, religion did not matter and everyone was just a person, an individual. It didn 't matter if you had the newest iPhone 7 or a fancy car, it was about how people acted that truly mattered. Having the ability to have an open mind and not worry about the other thoughts and influences to distract from who the person was. In high school I was a cheerleader, and most of my family and some of my friend said that I would never be a cheerleader. I didn 't have the personality or the pep, I wasn 't small like most cheerleaders , but I decided to try it out. At first I wasn 't sure if I would like it or even be good enough to make the team. But going through tryout practice with my friends that were cheerleaders, I realized that it was actually a really fun sport. If only I was openminded to the idea of being a cheerleader I would have joined freshman year instead …show more content…
I believe that in time , this issue of racism will be resolved. The millenniums generation are becoming more accepting of different races and genders and have an open mind to all the different possibilities. In this day racism doesn 't seem to be getting better, everyone is so quick to throw blame on one another. It amazing how sad our world can turn against each other with no remorse, sadness, or anything. And as long as we continue down this path nothing will get better. With the presidential election coming up racism can either get better or get worse. Donald Trump want to build a wall, and send all immigrants back to where they came from. That will not the situation of racism, it would just make it worse. Every action we make has even greater action in society. Weather we like it or not we as a society must change in order to