Park Avenue Money, Poverty, And The American Dream

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Every single person wants to live the American dream; expensive car, big house, and luxury. From the ends of time living in the united states was seen as that opportunity where dreams come true, the ideal place to become rich and famous. But wherever there's rich there has to be poverty. All around the globe, people struggle to earn ends meet. In the film, Park avenue money, poverty, and the American dream discuss how the rich remain richer and the poor become poorer. Manhattan, Park Avenue in new york is one of the richest parts of the city where all the wealthy stay, but on the other side going straight passing the bridge is a different kind of park avenue, South Bronx, about 40 percent of people make less than 50 dollars a day. A social

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