John R. Kennedy's Effect On Others

Have you ever thought about how a person affects the world? A person can have a long-lasting impact on the world. By demonstrating respect, empathy, and kindness, one individual may have a ripple effect on others and make a long-lasting impact on the world. Standing up to injustice and advocating for others in the fight for human rights leaves an effect that may change the direction of mankind's history. Firstly, conveying substantial support for nationals, regardless of location, of freedom and human rights, “unwilling to witness or permit the slow undoing of these human rights to which the nation has always been committed today at home and around the world.”(John R. Kennedy Inaugural Address p. 284, paragraph 4). This quote exemplifies John F. Kennedy's commitment
Roosevelt, P. 276, paragraph 66). Hence, human rights are important and should be respected globally. President Kennedy desires to aid those individuals who are struggling to maintain their rights. He wants human rights to be assessed everywhere and anywhere, and wants to cheer on those people who are working on achieving their rights. He believes that every person deserves to live with freedom and dignity. An example of this is the newsies strike in an attempt to end inequitable labor practices. “...they did agree to buy back unsold copies from the newsies. It may have been a small victory, but it was one more than the news would have received had they not raised their voices” (Born Free: Children and the Struggle for Human Rights, P. 263, paragraph 7). Although the newsies faced challenges, they were able to make a difference and bring attention to their cause. In conclusion, by demonstrating respect, empathy, and kindness, one individual may have a ripple effect on others and make a long-lasting impact on the world. Standing up to injustice and advocating for others in the fight for human rights leaves an effect that may change the direction of mankind's