I attended the Martin Luther King Jr. program. It was very powerful it contained song, dance, and a slide show. The dance showed the audience that no matter who a person is we can all be friends and comfort each other. When the slide show came along, the most powerful quote for me was. "If you can't feed 100 people just feed 1" Mother Theresa. That quote was so powerful for me, I never realized that a person can make a difference even if it is just to one person. Through the slide show it hit me that I can help and make a difference. I understood Martin Luther King Jr.s speech more through this program, the dream isn't just about blacks and whites coming together but all people coming together to make the world a better place. People today should be more understanding, everyone is the same we are all humans and we all make mistakes. I learned so much by going to this program that I will take with me even when I graduate from Seton Hill.
Is America a place that other countries should model themselves after? America has crime problems, money problems, and moral problems. Other countries have problems just like the United States. What makes the US a place that other countries should be like?
The government can take all precautions and terrible things will still happen. No matter if the government would put riders on planes, trains, and buses people in the world would still find a way to hurt other people if they want to. Why did this change happen, from being peaceful and not worrying to having to worry and watch your back?
America used to be a place of no worries, children could walk to school, but not anymore. There are people in the world now that can and will do harm to other people. America used to be a peaceful place and now a person has to worry about their fellow Americans.
Americans views are distributed all over the world, not by the government or any other person but by entertainment and sports. Is it good for other countries to have another countries views passed on this way?