It is very clear that we have civil rights movements today. We have the anti-gun rights, black lives matter, blue lives matter, and the LGBT movement. It is almost like a war, because everybody is turning against each other and some actually end up killing each other. Let’s start by talking about the LGBT movement. I understand that they all deserve rights too, but people these days are just taking it too far. The black lives matter and the blue lives matter are in the same group. The whole black lives matter movement is starting to get out of hand. In my opinion they have taken things way too far. It’s okay to want rights and fight for them, but it’s getting to the point where enough is enough. The violence between blacks and whites needs …show more content…
Like when I joined welding I got a ton of looks and comments. That didn’t deter me. Somebody asked me if I joined welding just for the guys, and I said no I joined to show all the guys that a girl is better at welding than all of them. I even encountered a gentleman in Walmart that stopped me and asked if my boyfriend welds and I said um no, and then he said oh well your sweatshirt is welding and I said I’m a welder, and then he said oh okay and walked away. I do feel that some people doubt people doubt women’s abilities, but they still give us a shot. They may be hesitant because of how some women act and present themselves, but at that point the women are kind of asking for it. Everybody in this world always gets their feelings hurt. In the 1950s and 1960s everybody was rough and tough and nothing offended them, but then we look at today and some people feel that they have to tip toe with the words they use or what they say. That last statement doesn’t apply to me because I say what I feel even if it hurts somebody’s feelings. Sorry but suck it up buttercup that’s life, put on your big girl or boy pants and deal with it. In the 1950’s and 60’s, you didn’t see the all these civil rights