My Dream For America: End of Racism

Essay by xuyen1230Junior High, 8th grade February 2004

download word file, 2 pages 4.3

In our society today, people of all races, colors and religions have not fully gained their rights. Discrimination still exists as a major conflict. Problems including violations of civil rights, a lack of freedom, and disputes between people also develop. Why should racism be eliminated? This question led to civil rights actions such as Martin Luther King's freedom speech. "I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character". Similarly, my dream for America is to end discrimination and support people of all ethnicities to gain their human rights.

As a fact, everyone has his own opinions on particular matters. Yet, not all people are allowed to express them in front of others. Their opponents can challenge them with beliefs stating that if all people can express their ideas, it will be difficult to make a final decision.

However, this statement is false according to my opinion. If my wish is granted, all men will be allowed to speak for themselves. Then these ideas can be suggestions to improve our society.

Throughout the world, religions are practiced and different languages are spoken. There are also obstacles against this. Although these privileges are acceptable, challengers still perform actions for disagreements. If my dream for America comes true, everyone can contentedly express him or herself. Equality will be divided evenly among all human beings.

Among the places I have been to, whether my school or the mall, quarrels erupt at the blink of an eye. Why is that? Again, the answer is discrimination. If I can realize my dream, there will be an end or at least a reduction in derision. Teasing would no longer exist in...