Essay On Inequalities In America

September 11, 2001, two planes crash into the World Trade Center Towers in New York City, New York killing over 2000 people and injured over 8000 fast forward 16 years to October 1, 2017, a sniper opened fire on a concert in Las Vegas, Nevada killing 59 people and injuring over 500. These events make it seem as though our beloved United States is on the path to darkness but I strongly disagree with that. America will become a better place for all people no matter what gender, race or sexuality America as a nation will evolve and become a safe haven for those who don’t have freedom. Even though there are race and terrorist attacks, the people of America will one day accept all no matter the race, gender or sexuality because we must realize that if we don’t there will no longer be the United States. Since the Classical Era (600 b.c.e – 600 c.e) there have been inequalities in
I couldn’t believe it the problem isn’t the White House or Congress it’s us. In this quote from reporter Kimberly Fletcher from TheBlaze, “it isn’t about parties, politics, race or religion. This is about right and wrong and standing up for truth. There are many players in this war but there are only two armies–light and dark. The time has come for us to realize this and decide which side we’re on. We can no longer hide our heads in the sand, we can no longer sit on the fence, and we can no longer afford to fight amongst ourselves.” She’s right if we want something done and if we want to achieve the hopes I have for this great country the people must stand up and voice their issues. We live in a country where we will not be punished for what we say. Use that privilege to stand and fight for what you think is right. This is our time to shine we must become equal and show others that we are all humans for if we don’t our wonderful country will surely