Personal Narrative: The America Of Tomorrow

The America of Tomorrow I When you look at a pine tree on the mountain, it seems like it stays the same and never grows. However, what you see of that pine tree is different every second because there is nothing in this world is identical. As the Anglo-Saxon has imposed their culture on the people in the United States, particularly the minority groups, they thought the culture would be replicated but it would never be the same. In fact, we, the people, are looking for something more, something more exciting.

The natural of the structure of the U.S. society is consisted of all sorts of people. They are white, Italians, Jews, Hispanics, Asians and black people. They are upper class, middle class and lower class. They are men, women, young and

Any youth should be granted the access of education since it is important for the youth to become an individual thinker. They will be challenged critically and thinking individually. They will be interacting with their peers and absorb others’ perspectives. A young child should not stay at home or earn a living on the street when he or she is in his or her critical period of development. He or she will grow not only physically but also mentally when they are learning in school. Imagine a generation of youth did not go to school, instead they started working at very young age (which it is very common at the current), they were deprived from their heuristic education. Furthermore, they became the fathers and mothers of the next generation, and they continued working. What differences would these very individuals be contributing to the society and the culture if each generation stays the same as the previous generation? There will be no changes. There will be no progress. There will be no hope. Education is the key of enlighten the children’s thoughts. Giving them the freedom to question, to think, and to challenge is to ultimately free them and their mind from this imposed culture by