Essays on Brooklyn Bridge

Discrimination and racial profiling are rife in the United States. The United States is a country whose majority are white people with minority groups of Latin Americans, Native Americans, African Americans and Asian Americans. Discrimination ranges from denial to access education, the ownership of land, the right to vote, employment, lending, housing, and immigration. The government has made taken measures to end discrimination by categorizing it as morally objectionable and socially unacceptable. Despite stringent measures being put in place by the government, cases of racial discrimination and victimization continue to happen. This has led the individual groups into taking ...

-- I am Martha. I have lived in New York City for twenty-three years. I lost my parents through a grisly accident at the age of nine. My mom and dad were driving along the Joe DiMaggio Highway while on their way home in Manhattan from a weekend fellowship when the accident happened. It was a horrible time in my life, to be honest. Even the memories of my Dad, who was a highly religious person, did not help me. My father often played the role of the community motivator and volunteer who helped the poor and the orphans. ...

-- I am Martha. I have lived in New York City already for 23-years. I had lost my parents through a grisly accident at the age of nine years along the Joe DiMaggio Highway while on their way home in Manhattan from a weekend fellowship. It was a horrible time in my life, to be honest. Even the memories about my Dad who was a highly religious person did not help me. My father often acted a community motivator and volunteer who helped the poor and the orphans. My family was to me an example of high standards of ...