I know you are overwhelmed with many letters from across the nation. I will understand if you cannot answer my request for help. But I am asking for help not just for myself but for many others who cannot spare the three cent to use to send this letter. I am poor and from the deep South of Georgia looking for employment. It’s hard to believe this country is going through a “Great Depression”. I wish you could see how these folks down here are starving, homeless, and fearful of what is unknown for
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discriminated a lot. Whether they say something about my race or say I cannot do something because I am a girl, it happens very often. I remember being discriminated for my sex. The simple fact that I was born a female, and not a male. I have had someone tell me I was not going to work when I was older, and I was just going to marry someone rich that would take care of me. "Because I am pretty so I do not have to do anything." When I told him I wanted to get a job and provide for myself because I do not need
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The American Dream something that is easy because it is generally what everyone strives to live throughout their life. The Dream is that everyone should have an equal opportunity to achieve the best. I don’t agree with this “Dream”. I think it is actually impossible. No one will ever be equal in this society. Whites and men will always be “better” and even though that isn’t right it happens. With the luck of the draw you could live the American Dream, but without luck you aren’t going to be very
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telling exactly what I am thinking about leadership. Leadership is the way to make your dreams real with the people that you are leading. I think leadership will be the most important thing in my life, because I am studying entrepreneurship and when I will be an entrepreneur my leading ability will play the biggest part of my business life. If I want to make my dreams real I need to be able to control everything around my businesses. Therefore, leadership is the way to control things around you to make
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memory. In 2001, it took the America normal family under 25 percent of their paycheck to set off for college. Today, it takes 40 percent of their paycheck to head off to college. This is an evidence that school training expense is on the increment. My older sister Jazzmen who was a school understudy four years prior is as yet paying his undergrad credits gathered amid his first, finishing a college degree that was defaulted because of the failure to reimburse the obligation. A few people accept
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Most children dream of going off to college and I was one of them. Although my mother had me as a young adult, it did not stop her from obtaining a college degree. Studying all hours of the night, writing papers, and reaching her goals in life inspired me to pursue my goals of attaining a college degree. I was fascinated with reading my mother’s papers and going to her college campus. I always wondered what college would be like. It is a life long dream for me to become a journalist and an inspiring
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money. For my audience, being my instructor and fellow classmates, I would assume they know at least that much, more or less. For the instructor’s expectations of my paper would include a couple of things to me. First and foremost a complete understanding of the chosen core reading. Within that I will be able to educate my audience more in depth of this subject being sweatshops. Another instructor expectation would to do all that within a well-organized, proper formatted paper. As for my audience expectations
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Troy Maxon. Troy, was once a great baseball player but because he lived in a time of extreme racism he was not accepted to play on any major league teams, after coming out of jail, Troy had completely given up on his baseball dream. In Troy’s eyes giving up his baseball dream was a major life setback, it gave him an angry and stale attitude towards the world. Troy’s attitude is sour and sarcastic but he felt as though he was justified in that; he felt he had every right to be angry, although he took
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process very interesting. I was lucky enough be born in the United States, as well as my siblings; my parents however, weren’t as lucky. All, my life I thought that they were born in Mexico and someday my grandfather thought to bring his family to the states and that was it. When I grew older, I started to notice that both my parents had to show the customs agents their green card. I didn’t understand why. I asked my mother why she did that and she said “that’s how I can cross back to the states and
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process very interesting. I was lucky enough be born in the United States, as well as my siblings; my parents however, weren’t as lucky. All, my life I thought that they were born in Mexico and someday my grandfather thought to bring his family to the states and that was it. When I grew older, I started to notice that both my parents had to show the customs agents their green card. I didn’t understand why. I asked my mother why she did that and she said “that’s how I can cross back to the states and
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