James Ramos I Have a Dream Fellow classmates, friends, peers; as you should know, we are the future of our great nation. Today, ladies and gentlemen, we face a crisis. Today, I will speak for the neglected strong females; as they face the gut-wrenching feeling of inequality and adversity. Thank you for joining me, as I can’t do this alone. More than 200 years ago, an inspirational feminist philosopher, named Mary Wollstonecraft, carried a legacy of the fight for women’s rights. She constructed and established her beliefs of women’s equality with the inferior man in writing. Vindication of the Rights of Woman” was the legendary title; as she “A believed this will change our nation for the sake of our sisters. However today, women are still beaten from the fists of discrimination. However today, females are still proclaimed as the weak other. However today, there has been little change of equality of bother genders. I see the daunting, reoccurring flames of discrimination illuminating the undervalued females of our nation. I hear the voices of overpowering men silencing the neglected voices of overlooked women. I feel the reopening laceration of inequality among men and women. Morality impacting the minds of sexists is just like lightning that will strike a person, it probably will never occur. The handcuffs of judgment will soon be released with the keys of justice. Now is the time for change to grasp the minds of unknown feminists. Now is the time for voiceless women to finally have the courage to reach their beliefs for justice to our nation. Now is time to bring, not just our brothers, but as well as our sisters to join at the table of togetherness and equality. I have a dream that women will no longer be oppressed by the never-ending gravitational pull of power caused by the overvalued man. I have a dream that daughters would be treated with the same respect and value as the sons. I have a dream that sexism will collapse, and we, all united and equal, will build the house of righteousness and togetherness.
James Ramos I Have a Dream Fellow classmates, friends, peers; as you should know, we are the future of our great nation. Today, ladies and gentlemen, we face a crisis. Today, I will speak for the neglected strong females; as they face the gut-wrenching feeling of inequality and adversity. Thank you for joining me, as I can’t do this alone. More than 200 years ago, an inspirational feminist philosopher, named Mary Wollstonecraft, carried a legacy of the fight for women’s rights. She constructed and established her beliefs of women’s equality with the inferior man in writing. “A Vindication of the Rights of Woman” was the legendary title; as she believed this will change our nation for the sake of our sisters. However today, women are still beaten from the fists of discrimination. However today, females are still proclaimed as the weak other. However today, there has been little change of equality of bother genders. I see the daunting, reoccurring flames of discrimination illuminating the undervalued females of our nation. I hear the voices of overpowering men silencing the neglected voices of overlooked women. I feel the reopening laceration of inequality among men and women. Morality impacting the minds of sexists is just like lightning that will strike a person, it probably will never occur. The handcuffs of judgment will soon be released with the keys of justice. Now is the time for change to grasp the minds of unknown feminists. Now is the time for voiceless women to finally have the courage to reach their beliefs for justice to our nation. Now is time to bring, not just our brothers, but as well as our sisters to join at the table of togetherness and equality. I have a dream that women will no longer be oppressed by the never-ending gravitational pull of power caused by the overvalued man. I have a dream that daughters would be treated with the same respect and value as the sons. I have a dream that sexism will collapse, and we, all united and equal, will build the house of righteousness and togetherness.