My Responsibility To America

As I sit in my classroom and look around to each of my peers I hear them talk about how “This is too much work!”, “I hate being in school.”, “I'm dropping out and never coming back!”. I realize how fortunate we are unlike the kids in other countries who don’t even get the opportunity to go to school. For the ones who do get the chance they have to go through great lengths such as walking long distances or they don't have the appliances to handed to them like we do in America. I've decided that my responsibility to America is to ensure that I'm taking advantage of all of my education opportunities to the best of my ability, in anyway that I can.

It's very important to take responsibility, for what's given to you. In order to take responsibility you have to take advantage, of all opportunities. Eventually, future generations will be held accountable of how the nation we live in will be constructed. Education is key to success because it opens up doors for people of all backgrounds, and it expands the human mind with knowledge. The highly vast education gained through education prepares others to solve problems, teach another and most importantly function at a higher level. Without education we're limited to higher economic status and social status.
In the past there has been a variety of concerned people who have fought for education rights, whether it was through an act of rebellion, acting as advocates for those who can’t take a stand or one could be creating a community project that supports the rights of education.
Out of the few options and many more, there has been activists philanthropist or everyday people who have took it upon themselves to make education rights their responsibility as well as I have made it mine
today.

Jane Addams was the first American female to win a Nobel Peace Prize. She is well known for her visions of education shaping students to becoming a better citizen and Society. Michelle Obama, the first lady of the U.S.A created an organization called “Let Girls Learn” which focused on helping girls to go school. Malala Yousafzai is the youngest Nobel laureate. She is a seventeen year old activist for female education.

There are many more people who have gone through great lengths to make sure that education rights are provided to all whom should have it such as myself, so in return I've Came to the conclusion that my responsibility to America is to take advantage of all education opportunities provided for me and in the future when I’ve become older, wiser and successful I will also make my responsibility to instill other people who don’t believe in education rights and other children from younger generations with this same idea.