The Importance of Family: Remembering my Great Grandmother

My family is defined as "a basic social group of society, usually one or two parents and their children" (Answer) I am defining my family as a person you care about . Families are those who exist for you in difficult times. It's thick and thin. My family experienced a lot of trials and hardships, but I realized that my grandmother's funeral day is sad and that my family is very important to me.

But at first it is a story. As far as I can remember my family says it may already be descendants of James Watt, inventor of the steam engine. My grandmother, I remember that he was an old lady who became a wrinkle of a flower armchair and watt. My father chased the evidence, but James Watt's big broken genealogy would only lead to a dead end. Who knows what this relationship is. But I am fascinated by this man and his life. He completed the invention of the steam engine and it became an important catalyst for the industrial revolution. Thanks to the new machine, humans can get incredible new features. Mass production is possible, the mine gets deeper, transportation becomes faster and the speed increases.

I am very clear about the story of my family. My grandmother, light is enough to let white pass through by deciding to marry a dark person to look down on her family at the darkest end of the spectrum. My grandmother's family has a high opinion about themselves, and still people do everything as people think they are white. Our expanded relationship eliminates us. Those who decide that we are not under them will treat me differently from a pale-colored cousin. This is not one time. This is the story of almost all black families I have seen so far. There is no reason other than the brightness of the color of the skin that talked about raising the identity. Caucasians have never noticed that they have the privilege. The simple fact that the whole race privileges a group of people approaching you will give me the first hint