Remi Celentano- The American Dream by Remi Celentano https://padlet.com/remicel5715/xxzb9xvoxh4q yeeee boiiii en-us 2018-04-19 14:26:30 UTC 2023-04-30 15:15:30 UTC hello@padlet.com is it acheivable remicel5715 https://padlet.com/remicel5715/xxzb9xvoxh4q/wish/253862007 Only 20% of Americans surveyed say they are living the American Dream.
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Almost 40 percent of Americans do not own homes, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. A researcher, Ghosn,  says nearly 50 percent of millennials rent.

"Millennials faced one of the worst recessions in American history, which made it tough to find jobs, especially as older generations delayed retirement," he says. "They also have to deal with soaring student loan debt and stagnant wages.]]> 2018-04-20 14:58:16 UTC https://padlet.com/remicel5715/xxzb9xvoxh4q/wish/253862007 f the police remicel5715 https://padlet.com/remicel5715/xxzb9xvoxh4q/wish/253862307
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1 in 4 people who are killed by law enforcement are unarmed. And these innocent people tend to usually be African-Americans. This doesn't even include the random pull overs and beatings.
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Poor people have to spend more time in jail because they can't pay the bail. They also won't get a good enough lawyer to win their case, money means freedom.


]]> 2018-04-20 14:59:37 UTC https://padlet.com/remicel5715/xxzb9xvoxh4q/wish/253862661 interview remicel5715 https://padlet.com/remicel5715/xxzb9xvoxh4q/wish/254227839 Interviewing: In this paragraph I explain what my mom told me about her parents 

I asked my mom to tell me about how my Oma and Opa made it to America from Germany and successfully achieved the American Dream.
Both of my grandparents met inn Canada after living in Germany until their 20's. My Opa, Hans Schaefer, came to America in his early 20's with only $30 in his pocket. As soon as he got off the ship he started manual labor working on ships. He moved his way up because back then it was much easier to become wealthy with labor. My Oma at the time moved to Canada and worked as a nanny. They both met each other at a work type party in Canada and got married soon after. They had their two kids there then decided they wasn't to move to the states. They soon got the all American dream; a big house, a stable job, a car, two daughters, nice marriage, and food every night on the table for everyone. Even with being immigrants my Oma and Opa  managed to build a life for themselves really quick, and still managed to be the wealthiest people in town. My Opa's job wasn't easy but hearing my mom tell me their stories it really showed me how different it was back then. My mom was able to go to a beautiful college in California and move to Boston for a better job.

My dad grew up with not so much money, but he worked his butt off. He worked horrible jobs in high school, even one in a brick factory. But all this work lead to him paying for his own car at 17! His experience along with my grandparents proves how hard work goes a long was and how as times go on it's going to just get harder to work your way up in a business. So many people now have huge jobs that soon it will be harder for any normal person to have a "average living".]]> 2018-04-23 03:02:43 UTC https://padlet.com/remicel5715/xxzb9xvoxh4q/wish/254227839 ye remicel5715 https://padlet.com/remicel5715/xxzb9xvoxh4q/wish/254230126 In this video Kandice Sumner talkes about how not every kid gets a great education or has a great school. Kids in bad neighborhoods who are poor, mostly African Americans, don't get as well as an education as wealthy kids get, and this effects their careers, paths, and whole lives. She mostly talks about how black kids are left receiving a poor education then being told it's their fault that their GPA is bad.]]> 2018-04-23 03:20:02 UTC https://padlet.com/remicel5715/xxzb9xvoxh4q/wish/254230126