Adversity In The Film '12 Years A Slave'

Eventually, in class we watched a film, in the film “12 Years a Slave”, directed by Steven McQueen showed there is a young black man with his wife and two younger children, at the time his family were black, however, they were free and hardly any people mainly whites believes that they are free and they consider that all black people are to be known as N**** and as slaves. The black young man in the film, his name was Soloman. Nevertheless, Soloman experienced adversity when he was tricked into being in the circus, but he was led into a trap that the men that took him to join the circus because how well Soloman can play the violin, but soon Soloman was taken aways as a slave and sold to other states illegally, and as he starts his journey as
As many years past, what will happen to who I am and the people i love and the culture that made us who we are, but as time progresses my culture for all Native American would be fading away or maybe dying away, such as people who are Native Americans are not going to learn their own language and forgetting who they are, because how Native Americans are paying attention to many new technologies today and not taking the time to experience how to be a Native American of learning our history and culture. So I see many Native American being loss, loss because they do not know who they are, they don’t know their tribe, clans, and people, I see them loss towards the future. As young I am, I can hardly do anything other than watch my culture slowly fade away, to forgetfulness, however, when I grow older, I am not going to watch anymore, but help my culture by creating my own program that young Native American can come and learn their Native language and culture. If I am to create this program and carry it into the future, hopefully more people would have learn who they are and that they would soon share to others and as well as to their children, because by the time I can see that I have taught these people who they are and now they would not consider themselves loss from society and their culture. Dreams that I have for me and my people of Native American is that we should have a strong connection between our two worlds that we are experiencing and learning from both worlds, the world of the