Barack Obama's Presidency And Its Effects On Society

During Barack Obama’s Presidency” is how change effects the society as a whole. In the novel, John was brought from the Reservation to the World State and shocked all the conditioned people. John was brought to the new world and his presence shook the entire community as this was the first time the people had met someone from the outside. Brining in John made everyone focus a lot of attention on him fascinating over him and how strange he was. John also brought new ideas that the people had been conditioned not to think of. He referred to his life before telling Lenina that “in Malpais people get married” having never heard of this before Lenina was shocked and confused (191). John also brought the ideas of mothers and fathers, this being something the society had looked down

Upon mentioning his mother to a nurse she “glanced at him with startled, horrified eyes; then quickly looked away,” this shows how ashamed the people were to even heard words such as “mother” and “father” (199). The change John brought to the World State altered the way the people thought and acted as he exposed them to new ideas. Similarly the article published by “Pew Research Center” shows how Barack Obama changed America during his time as President. During his presidency Obama brought major “social, demographic, and technological changes” such as the “landmark ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges…[favoring] same-sex marriage” (Dimock). The change from President Bush to President Obama helped bring new ideas to the table which ultimately brought a major change to the American society. The shift from a Republican to a Democrat allowed for new ideas to be circulated and implemented into the American society. Change brought was not always what the people were used to but in the end it helped America progress for the