Socioeconomic Classes

As we get older we assume that we get a say on how we want to live our own life. If that’s the case, then why are few rich and successful, whereas the majority are suffering and are impoverished? In a sense we are all human beings therefore we should all be treated in an equal manner and be given equal opportunities in life. Reality however is a killer for we find that society, which was initially used as a survival technique by earliest ancestors, has more of a say in our lives then we do ourselves. Makes me wonder do we really have a say on what we do in life aka do we have a say on what type of education we receive, what type of income we make, what size house/car we can own, what type of job we can own, or is it really just decided for us by society? But since, the rich don 't mind, and the poor can’t afford to say their words, I must be the harbinger of our society.

As presented in the Fig.1 there is an hourglass shape of two distinct socioeconomic classes, and its very obvious that these two classes are the complete …show more content…
There a great disparity in colors and lighting for the top of the hourglass shows this vast amount bright blue water giving off this happy feeling of wanting to swim in that water but then as you look down the hourglass and that feeling vanishes as well as bright blue colors for it gets replaced with dark depressing colors as you are slammed with the tragic reality of how not everyone is enjoying that bright blue water. The background of the picture states in faded block letters “SAVE WATER SAVE LIFE” . The ground the women stands on is barren and dry, so while she stretches her arms to get that one drop of water for nourishment or for her kids its unknown. What is known is that she clearly didn 't ask for this