Analysis Of Who Are You Calling Underprivileged By Natasha Rodriguez
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I really enjoy reading the article, "Who Are You Calling Underprivileged?” which was written by Natasha Rodriguez on May 27, 2014 because I have found injustices and implicit discriminations in the American education system in particular as well as society in general. The author has presented this issues based on her real experiences when studying in college. Indeed, the term of "underprivileged" is always assigned to poor classes or not white people. It sounds so weird because that concept has come from someone else who considers himself or herself as superior. Therefore, they absolutely give any favors to whom need it. At first, we feel happy when getting wonderful things from certain policies; however, those often have latent discriminations,
I really enjoy reading the article, "Who Are You Calling Underprivileged?” which was written by Natasha Rodriguez on May 27, 2014 because I have found injustices and implicit discriminations in the American education system in particular as well as society in general. The author has presented this issues based on her real experiences when studying in college. Indeed, the term of "underprivileged" is always assigned to poor classes or not white people. It sounds so weird because that concept has come from someone else who considers himself or herself as superior. Therefore, they absolutely give any favors to whom need it. At first, we feel happy when getting wonderful things from certain policies; however, those often have latent discriminations,