Sunday, August 18, 2013

Advance to progress?

Freedom has been a constant struggle throughout world history. While major political and social leaders say there are significant steps in this, these are less than empty words.
                                         

Are we aware that the world has not improved on society topic? I think not, and we are far from understanding this. First we must consider that progress, rather than material, is linked to the social topic. Until today's times, people do not understand the concept of equality.

Do you have a dream? If the answer is yes, then prove it. Show the world that it is a good desire, and like Luther King’s, it seeks equality.

‘I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character.’’ (King, 1963)

So, we've all heard about the famous Martin Luther King, who fought for American’s Civil Rights Movement, but being more general, he fought for equality.

Do not stay in the past where some races thought they were superior, in this globalized world we are all equal, we are all family. Don't show your stupidity discriminating. It is easier to demonstrate intelligence through tolerance to others. You need more people contributing to the progress of equality, to help people and to fight constantly, as did Luther King and many others who have remained anonymous.



I'm going to share with you the speech of Martin Luther King named ‘‘I have a dream’’ from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial during the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom






He spoke powerfully and eloquently of his desire for a future where black and white people could coexist harmoniously as equals. And while this was accepted in a good way, other people were insisting that ''black people’’ were inferior and should not have the same rights. From that day everything changed, even if not come to a complete equality, the speech touched the hearts of many people.



Let's fight for the equality, stop with the ignorance. I want to make it clear, that this entry, more than to inform, tries to create awareness about what happens in this world.
                       

                                

1 comment:

  1. It is true that even after all this years have passed, the world still has problems with this topic. After all the problems, killings, wars, fights, etc, people still are extremely closed-minded. To say that human kind is afraid of change is such a true statement. People has yet to accept the diversity that exists in this world, and by this, I don't mean only races. Let's take homosexuals for example. The discrimination they suffer is huge, we can all agree that they are not treated the same as straight people. But why shouldn't they have the same rights? They are humans, like everyone; why does the decision of who to love changes anything? Why would anyone reject their wish to marry whoever they want?
    No matter how many time passes, human intolerance won't dissapear. Fifty years ago it was discrimiantion towards afro-american people- which stills lasts, by the way; now this, which is really just an example of the problems that exists nowadays.
    Why can't people live whitout judging others? That's what I'll never understand. We are all humans living in this awful world, and our lives are so short and insignificant, why can't we just be kind to each other and try to make it better? Why hate someone because they are different? Live and let others live, that's what I always say; do what you want to do as long as it doesn't hurt others. I believe that's a lesson we all have to learn

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