Inequality In The United States

In today’s day in age, many different types of people have experienced or encountered some form of inequality. Whether it’s a woman not being paid the same as a man for doing the exact same job or whether it’s a gay couple not having the same legal rights as a heterosexual couple, both have experienced some form of inequality. During our last session in class, we learned about law and it’s punishments towards genocide. It is extremely vague all on its own, leaving as many loopholes you could possibly imagine as well as confusion. It’s almost impossible to tell if someone has the intention to complete a genocide act without someone saying themselves that were their intention. It might even seem that some people are more favored over others due to the lack of protection the law gives to certain groups of people.
A perfect example of inequality in the course of history is slavery. Dated back hundreds of years, slaves were always treated under harsh and brutal conditions. Even though slaves from around the world could share equal opportunities if given the correct resources to like any other person, they were instead treated like animals and left in the dust with absolutely nothing. For example, at some point, slaves in the United States weren't allowed to learn to read or