In the United States of America, determination, initiative and hard work are key contributors to a world of opportunities and aspirations. For example; the economic growth, the privilege of easy access to education at any level confirms the existence of the American Dream. The sense of freedom that this country encounters makes millions of people throughout the world leave their families and culture for a better life for the future generations. The American Dream is still alive today. Its persistence in the longing to find opportunities no matter one's race, color and religion. The ideas, values and principles of people in the 1960s share similarities with the modern battle to find the American Dream.
Being an African American in the 1950s meant that one's job was to serve others. Therefore it also signified that society was segregated and racial prejudice was normal between whites and blacks. Lorraine Hansberry wrote “A Raisin In The Sun.” which is a play that portrays the idea that the American Dream is made for …show more content…
Martin Luther king gave his speech “I have a dream” in the 1960s, in his speech, he demands racial justice and a united society. The most important message is that all people are created equal. For him, The American Dream is defined by “Doors of opportunities” (king pg ) , “Palace of justice” and “raising from the dark and desolate valley of segregation to the sunlit path of racial justice.” By the demonstrated courage through this speech, many have been inspired to achieve The American Dream. Although nothing is perfect, Martin Luther king's efforts change the country in a positive way. Today, the American society is less racial. Schools are made for everyone and people can interact with whoever they want. Giving a voice to minorities, Dr. King develops values such as courage, justice, love, forgiveness and valuable principles that include: faith, human dignity, soul force and
Being an African American in the 1950s meant that one's job was to serve others. Therefore it also signified that society was segregated and racial prejudice was normal between whites and blacks. Lorraine Hansberry wrote “A Raisin In The Sun.” which is a play that portrays the idea that the American Dream is made for …show more content…
Martin Luther king gave his speech “I have a dream” in the 1960s, in his speech, he demands racial justice and a united society. The most important message is that all people are created equal. For him, The American Dream is defined by “Doors of opportunities” (king pg ) , “Palace of justice” and “raising from the dark and desolate valley of segregation to the sunlit path of racial justice.” By the demonstrated courage through this speech, many have been inspired to achieve The American Dream. Although nothing is perfect, Martin Luther king's efforts change the country in a positive way. Today, the American society is less racial. Schools are made for everyone and people can interact with whoever they want. Giving a voice to minorities, Dr. King develops values such as courage, justice, love, forgiveness and valuable principles that include: faith, human dignity, soul force and