America cherishes its diversity. Yes, I said it, and I am so tired of people saying it does not. America cherishes diversity, you don’t realize it because you are stuck up and you think you are entitled to more. Well let me tell you something. YOURE NOT, most people don’t realize it but racism and sexism alike are almost nothing in America compared to other countries where women cannot even own property. As I said before In America we are so much better off than other countries. Say, if I was somewhere
When it comes to the topic of whether America cherishes diversity, most of the class readily agreed that America does not cherish diversity. However, I agree with Eboo Patel when he says america not only cherishes its diversity, but can even use it to shape the future. We must learn to look away from the bad events of the past, and instead towards building a brighter future. George Washington “The Government of the United States . . . gives to bigotry no sanction, to persecution no assistance
whether America cherishes its diversity or not. Typically, most people would say that yes, America does cherish its diversity. But based after our debate last Friday, most people changed their answers to no. We’ve read 2 articles during last week that can be very controversial to this debate. Jena McGregor states that no, America does not cherish diversity, but Eboo Patel’s view addresses that America does cherish its diversity. In my opinion, I think that America DOES NOT cherish diversity. I will
discussions of does America cherish diversity, one controversial issue has been if America really does treat everyone equal. On the one hand, Eboo Patel in his article “Making the Future Better, Together”, he argues that America is all about being diverse, as long as we work together. On the other hand, in Jena McGregor’s article “Fixing Hollywood's Diversity Problem” opposes that America is far from being diverse opposes Patel’s article. Others believe that America cherishes the “idea” of being
Jena McGregor acknowledges that America doesn't cherish diversity. Americans today tend to believe that they do cherish diversity. In discussions of diversity, most of us will readily agree that America has improved considering America's past. Where this agreement usually ends, however, is on the question of what really changed from the past? Even though we have improved from the past we still manage to struggle with Americans being bias at schools, jobs, or even public places. Some schools are separated
topic of if America cherishes its diversity, most of us readily agree that America does. Where this agreement usually ends, however, is on the question of if it does, why does racism and sexism still exist? While some are convinced that America is one of the most non-racist countries in the world, others believe it is totally racist and a lot of sexism. Eboo Patel believes that America does cherish its diversity. Jena McGregor insists that America says does not. I believe that America is doing