I have learned in this course that resilience can change a nation and the fact that majorly doesn’t always rule but has to submit to the over whelming protest to change. Also, the changing demographics might impact both the new majority’s and the new minority’s access to power by the shifting of status as major or equal participants in all governments and legislative idealism.
I think that change is inedible because throughout history we have seen great progress in oppression, human rights, civil rights, economic development in rural areas as well as inner cities. Furthermore, the most important are that equality and diversity are on the rise even though small steps are taking longer persistence is the key.
With our ever changing racial makeup, all social, political economics and cultures are intertwined producing a new generation that promotes a new multicultural society and no longer seen as just white or black. …show more content…
Furthermore, these events never should have been a part of a great nation because according to Key (1814) ‘’the National Anthem we can’t say ‘’ O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave'' if some are still enslaved by
I think that change is inedible because throughout history we have seen great progress in oppression, human rights, civil rights, economic development in rural areas as well as inner cities. Furthermore, the most important are that equality and diversity are on the rise even though small steps are taking longer persistence is the key.
With our ever changing racial makeup, all social, political economics and cultures are intertwined producing a new generation that promotes a new multicultural society and no longer seen as just white or black. …show more content…
Furthermore, these events never should have been a part of a great nation because according to Key (1814) ‘’the National Anthem we can’t say ‘’ O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave'' if some are still enslaved by