Obstacles of the American Dream

"America's dream, dreaming of a piece of land, everyone's life should be better, richer and more fulfilling in this land There is an opportunity for everyone to have the opportunity according to their ability and achievement. - James Truslow Adams The phrase "American Dream" has been expanded or improved in various ways, but basically it is based on the idea of ​​Truslow Adams. This concept was criticized as some people believe that social structure interferes with everyone's ideal goal. For example, the economy may lead to poor men and women getting big disadvantages.

The United States aims to reward its strengths, but some groups face systematic obstacles to achieving American dreams. The term "inequality" refers to unfavorable factors faced by the entire population due to age, race, sex or socio-economic status. These drawbacks help to judge whether someone can receive education, high salary jobs, or high quality medical care. Furthermore, inequality is often interrelated. For example, social inequality drives many ethnic minorities to lower grades, leads to long-term loss of income and can not pay medical expenses.

Understanding the relationship between prejudice and social mobility helps to incorporate barriers facing the minority fighting for American dreams. These minorities have been deprived of their work, and not only that, they have also been banned from fulfilling their dreams. This is the main reason for ethnic minorities to be left behind. The Jews without money tells us about the experience of immigration and the American dreams try to express what is fantasies of the people In reality, this is the American nightmare - probably their life is their home town It is because it is worse than going back to - in many cases, it is a mistaken hope. In the delivery, Nella Larsen stated that America's dream is reality and recognized that people can realize their dreams. And the corner society shows that we are suffering from the social structure between the two who are trying to become stronger than others.

People's trust in American dreams is declining, and 69% believe that obstacles to achieving this goal are unprecedented. Most people believe that American dreams are declining, but I think most people are still realizing their dreams - or they will soon think they will be a dream. Half of Americans say they are alive now, and more than one in five people say they can realize America's dream in their lifetime. However, despite the difficulties of the income disparity in the United States, Denmark is not necessarily comparable in this case. The author Richard Duffs said. Due to the middle class, everyone was exposed to dust. Why is this a problem? "