When I was listening to the audio “The problem We all Live With” brought be many questions as an American. Growing up we were forced to believe in this ideology that we are all created equal and we are free, but the question is are we? Since, I can remember we have always pledged to the flag of the United States every morning before class started. Just by simply breaking down the words on the pledge of allegiances we can analyze the meaning of those words. The pledge allegiances states that “ I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all”. These words were written in the early 1892. How can we force our students to
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She decided to register me into white school because she wanted me to learn English. I am not sure if this decision made the person who I am today. It might be of the factor, but it 'shard for me to believe if my mother would have registered in only Hispanic school what would have been my future. Maybe the idea of desegregation students is beneficial to allow students get opportunity for better education because white school has more educational resources than low income schools. There is a negative side if we decided to desegregation students with students of white color for the reason of the stereotypes that are being places with Hispanic and black ethnicities. Just look at media right now; there are some many negative comments that are being generated by the media about of Mexican undocumented. Media is stereotyping an entire group of people who have no say to defend themselves. Now imagine if we decided to desegregate this group of Hispanic students into white schools what would the reactions. It scary to think about it because all the Hispanic students would be in a dangerous. It will be similar reaction as students from Normandy who wanted to attend Francis Howell. Group parents that did not support the idea of black students attending white schools. Even though they claim it was not discrimination, we all know it was. It scary; how the power of the white cans influenza politician, law makers, and education. It is time for our country to change. Even though in the eyes of many people I am Hispanic, but I was born and raised in the United State. As I grow up I encounter the reality that I do not belong nowhere because in Mexico they consider me an American and in the United States they consider me a Mexican. So I have encountered a lot of races and discrimination of my own people on both sides. I cannot play this game with my students; I need to provide placed for my students to be
She decided to register me into white school because she wanted me to learn English. I am not sure if this decision made the person who I am today. It might be of the factor, but it 'shard for me to believe if my mother would have registered in only Hispanic school what would have been my future. Maybe the idea of desegregation students is beneficial to allow students get opportunity for better education because white school has more educational resources than low income schools. There is a negative side if we decided to desegregation students with students of white color for the reason of the stereotypes that are being places with Hispanic and black ethnicities. Just look at media right now; there are some many negative comments that are being generated by the media about of Mexican undocumented. Media is stereotyping an entire group of people who have no say to defend themselves. Now imagine if we decided to desegregate this group of Hispanic students into white schools what would the reactions. It scary to think about it because all the Hispanic students would be in a dangerous. It will be similar reaction as students from Normandy who wanted to attend Francis Howell. Group parents that did not support the idea of black students attending white schools. Even though they claim it was not discrimination, we all know it was. It scary; how the power of the white cans influenza politician, law makers, and education. It is time for our country to change. Even though in the eyes of many people I am Hispanic, but I was born and raised in the United State. As I grow up I encounter the reality that I do not belong nowhere because in Mexico they consider me an American and in the United States they consider me a Mexican. So I have encountered a lot of races and discrimination of my own people on both sides. I cannot play this game with my students; I need to provide placed for my students to be