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In chapter one part 2, Reyna starts school. Currently she understands/speaks very little english. Just in her first day she realizes how difficult it will be to make friends and get around without speaking English. She becomes and ESL student and begins to see that she would have to put in a lot of work to learn this new languge. Some if the kids make a fuss about her accent and her engllsh speaking abilties. Being diffrent is hard, Reyna makes it through though and becomes fluent in English later down the line. She becomes so fluent that she begins to speak spanish with an American accent.

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Firstly one states "That the american dream burns brighter for those who have been locked out of it". This again shows how they land is uneven when it comes the American Dream. We are sold the idea that we can all live the American Dream which just isn't true. We are born with things that automatically make it much harder for us to live the dream, wether it's the color of our skin, who we love or our gender identity. The dream was created by the white folk and they sadly left out the part in which this country hates people that are diffrent. The U.S is not a melting pot, but a salad, we are together yet seprate.

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POINT TAKEN | The American Dream Debate in 68 Seconds | PBS

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The American dream is slowly dying. It is an ideal that is taught to us at an extremely young age (such as primary school). Sometimes they sell us quite conservitive ideals rather than promoting that we should have our own American Dream. One part of this dying dream is that it is not equal as stated in the Article,"The first issue I have with “the American Dream” still being used as a viable term is that it is not the same for Black, Indigenous and People of Color as it is for white people, both historically and in today’s world". The American Dream tends to really only apply to privlaged white folk who already have the means to make a life for themeselves. This world pretends that we are all equal and can complete the same goals. That just isn't true, we must stop selling these lies.

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Is it bad that it's British people music?

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Song: I Like America And America Likes Me by The 1975

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Song: I Like America And America Likes Me by The 1975

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This song touches on the Expectations of young people within the United States. One line is ¨Am I a Liar?¨, and though simple I think that it speaks volumes. In a way we all feel like we are lying to others and ourselves when we say that ¨you can make it" or ¨I will  make It¨. Another fairly simple line is ¨It´s so desired", that desire is the "American Dream", this idea that you have the chance to make anything happen. When in reality, we can't all be rich or famous or own property. Not to say you shouldn't dream big, just don't expect that you will be a million for thats oddly a one in a million chance. I find that we as the young people who must carry on the "American Dream" long to be heard. Asking "Would you please listen?,Would you please listen?,We can see what's missing", the new or rebirth of the "American Dream" will include rasing our voices as well as making big changes. The old dream must die for there to be any change moving fourth, the new American will include, the right for women to get an abortion, Trans medical/social rights, and of course having a light shed on all the racism/xenophobia in this country. We will be a generation of dreamer who will be more sufficient than any other. It truly is "Belief and saying something'. We have to speak up to be heard, I chose this song not just because of the message but also because "The 1975" has taught me to believe in myself and my abilities.

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Mrs.I began her interview by telling me about all the oppertunties you can miss out on while living in the middle east. She is very grateful that her family moved to the U.S and did her best to value education as much as her parents do. Though this land is full of opertunity, the she finds that the American dream can be quite unrealistic especially in the area of owning a home. She talked about how following your dream also means loving what you do, because if you don't love the path you chose to walk down then you it will be unlikely that you will put in the effort to make your dream come true. This ties into the advice she gave me at the end, which is that if I want to live any variation of the American dream then I am going to have to work really hard. Especially in an age where everyone is pursing such similar carrer paths. It's also okay to not get exactly what you dreamed, as long as you're happy with what you do.

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In order to make any dream come true I think you have to be well rounded. Part of being well rounded is through learning and keeping up with this ever changing world.

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Another part of the American dream is thinking anything is possible. Not just believing you can do anything but believing anthing can happen...Even an alien invasion maybe

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I want to continue to educate people on the worlds minority groups. Not just LGBT, everyone deserves to be loved and valued.

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The American Dream was something that at one time rang with truth. This once was a land of great chances, but with the rise in population this dream is getting farther out of reach. As prices of housing and land rise the american dream falls apart a little more. How can anyone make it in a place that is no longer has a foundation to build this "American Dream". We all desire to make it in this country, but I have this feeling that the American dream is changing or even becoming an obsolete concept. Maybe it's time to just dream and not cling to an ideal that was packaged and sold to us as the "American Dream", My American Dream is not American at all, I am a dreamer. Being American has nothing to do with it. For me personally what I really want is to keep the spirit of music (specifically Metal and Rock). I believe music plays a huge part in all our lives, how can you dream without a soundtrack. That's my dream, to help others see the value in music.