Essay On Inequality In America

The world always been an unequal place. Today, people are treated for not who they are, but for their religious background, race, gender and financial status. Inequality in the United States of America is present in a highest level. America is a country that reunites all seven continents in itself, moreover, it is possible to find people from various backgrounds here. However, not all of these people are treated equally. It is disappointing to see that how everyone is classified in this country. Indeed, if there is a crime the suspect must be a black male, if there is a terroristic attack or threat then the suspect is most likely to be a Muslim, if there is a robbery the suspect will be an illegal immigrant from Mexico. The root of this problem comes from the past century where people were judged by the color of their skin and this problem …show more content…
Because, my main argument is that people cannot be mistreated, judged or discriminated due their religious background, sexual orientation, race and financial status. We have no rights to classify and judge people. God created all of us and only he has a right to judge us for being who we are. Our main goal is to accept and to treat everybody equally. Feinberg may not agree with my point that God created all of us equally. Because, she thinks that there is no place for trans people in our world. Everything classified under males or females, blue or pink. In other words, she may say that God created straight people equally, but not trans people. But in my opinion still created all of us equally. We came to this world naked and equal. All these mistreatments and discriminations toward specific group of people from particular backgrounds are created by other people and it is our goal to fix these issues and to stop the classification and inequality. Because, these problems passes from generation to generation and if we do not take an action today, tomorrow will be too