Personal Narrative: Myself As An American

Being an American in today’s world, have a broad definition especially from influential president candidates. However, three hundred years being an American meant that he/she wanted to have religious freedom from England. In the present 21st century, I personally have some positive and negative thoughts and belief of myself defining to be an American. As an American I am much fortunate than most people around the world that are not given the opportunity and freedom I have. On the other hand, I am being made fun of my skin color and stereotypes that this country has created about my kind of people. Being an American may have some very negative downside, but one thing I know I wouldn’t want to live anywhere else. In America, I am female Chinese American from a 2nd generation of immigrants. There is more negative impacts as
In China, a place I visit every other year for months at times also changed how I act as an American. China is simply a country that looks down upon America and laughing at whatever is going on in our foreign policies and especially presidential elections. This made me act like being American is just a name and nothing more, that I am just a Chinese girl living in the United States. I understood that I was born and educated in America, I do have some American aspect in my blood. Yet, countless people have treated me like a dumb Chinese girl living in a chaotic country makes me want to let go of me American citizenship. Regardless though looking at China, North Korea, Russia and a sufficient amount of countries that their citizen’s don’t get the choices I have. Such choices would be able to know the news that is going around in the world, more rights for women, the right to vote who I want in power, and actually choosing what I want to do in my life when I’m