The True American’s Self Dignity National Issues Forum (NIF) defines the United States as, “A land of opportunity, a refuge from persecution, and a nation of immigrants.” This quote pertains to the nation because a majority of citizens commenced as immigrants. Time is not taken by others to consider that their predecessors once originated as immigrants and immediately reach for the conclusion that all newcomers are job purloiners who poorly effect the economy. As a result new settlers to the United States begin to feel discouraged by their own community and lose the hope and dignity they once believed they had. Even though newcomers to the United States may not understand what rights they are capable of, all American’s have a right to their
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When they are defaced by natives the threat of rudimental rights can begin to become nothing more than a simple thought. Contrary to credence, America is the land of the free, and the home of the brave. To keep that prevalent ideal alive, American citizens strive to be the best for their country that they can possibly be. One of the best ways to do so is by acting as a true American. However, not a single person inside this country or out has the same notions as to what genuinely being an American designates. The definition of a true American is different for all individuals and is never set in stone. One can transmute their ideals of what makes a true American at any time or any place. In order to get a better understanding on what being American betokens, newcomers to the country as well as natives must strive to better themselves, their country, and to follow their personal American Dream. Opportunities should perpetually be sought after, and ideals must be relevant to stand …show more content…
Some of these arguments include, the white race becoming the minority, American culture dissipating, immigrants taking more benefits than they pay into the system. Each of these arguments can be debunked by the simple fact that everyone has their own rudimentary rights. Just because someone is not of the white race or does not verbalize language does not mean they should face the amount of execration that causes them to lose self-respect and dignity. Americans must learn to be more accepting of these newcomers rather than instantly ceasing the operation of
When they are defaced by natives the threat of rudimental rights can begin to become nothing more than a simple thought. Contrary to credence, America is the land of the free, and the home of the brave. To keep that prevalent ideal alive, American citizens strive to be the best for their country that they can possibly be. One of the best ways to do so is by acting as a true American. However, not a single person inside this country or out has the same notions as to what genuinely being an American designates. The definition of a true American is different for all individuals and is never set in stone. One can transmute their ideals of what makes a true American at any time or any place. In order to get a better understanding on what being American betokens, newcomers to the country as well as natives must strive to better themselves, their country, and to follow their personal American Dream. Opportunities should perpetually be sought after, and ideals must be relevant to stand …show more content…
Some of these arguments include, the white race becoming the minority, American culture dissipating, immigrants taking more benefits than they pay into the system. Each of these arguments can be debunked by the simple fact that everyone has their own rudimentary rights. Just because someone is not of the white race or does not verbalize language does not mean they should face the amount of execration that causes them to lose self-respect and dignity. Americans must learn to be more accepting of these newcomers rather than instantly ceasing the operation of