Essay On Education In America
“We still believe in the America that is a land of opportunity and a beacon of freedom...”-Mitt Romney I believe in an America, full of diversity and freedom In speech, education, and religion. America, a place where we the people govern ourselves, and dictatorship is not present. In this country, we have unalienable rights and freedoms beyond those of most other countries. This is my home, and this is my country. THIS is the America I believe in.
Dwight D. Eisenhower once said, "America is best described by one word, freedom." Among the many freedoms we hold in this country, the freedom of speech allows us to publicize our opinions peacefully. Citizens of the US have the entitlement to say what we want and are not forced to live in …show more content…
Africa, along with many other third-world countries, are places where young children don’t have the opportunity to even attend a school. A place without learning unimaginable. While some people may disagree that education is considered to be a privilege here in our country, in Africa, children are forced to work, rather than attend school. Contrary to Africa, people here constantly complain about common everyday things, such as school. Education is a privilege in our country; one that shouldn’t be taken for granted.
In this world, there are over 4,200 religions. From Buddhism, to Islam, to Christianity, as US citizens, we have the right to choose whatever religion we find fit for us. Our government is not able control our faith or what we choose to believe in. In communist areas, people are forced to believe what the government chooses. Religion should be someone’s personal choice and belief, and no one else should be able to decide someone else’s religion. I am thankful for this freedom in my country.
“I believe in an America where millions of Americans believe in an America. That’s the America, millions of Americans believe in. That’s the America I love.” -Romney Because of all of the freedoms our country is built on; we are able to preserve what makes America, America. The America that I believe
Dwight D. Eisenhower once said, "America is best described by one word, freedom." Among the many freedoms we hold in this country, the freedom of speech allows us to publicize our opinions peacefully. Citizens of the US have the entitlement to say what we want and are not forced to live in …show more content…
Africa, along with many other third-world countries, are places where young children don’t have the opportunity to even attend a school. A place without learning unimaginable. While some people may disagree that education is considered to be a privilege here in our country, in Africa, children are forced to work, rather than attend school. Contrary to Africa, people here constantly complain about common everyday things, such as school. Education is a privilege in our country; one that shouldn’t be taken for granted.
In this world, there are over 4,200 religions. From Buddhism, to Islam, to Christianity, as US citizens, we have the right to choose whatever religion we find fit for us. Our government is not able control our faith or what we choose to believe in. In communist areas, people are forced to believe what the government chooses. Religion should be someone’s personal choice and belief, and no one else should be able to decide someone else’s religion. I am thankful for this freedom in my country.
“I believe in an America where millions of Americans believe in an America. That’s the America, millions of Americans believe in. That’s the America I love.” -Romney Because of all of the freedoms our country is built on; we are able to preserve what makes America, America. The America that I believe