Barack Obama's Speech: A More Perfect Union

In the speech “A More Perfect Union” Barack Obama talks about his prospected of a perfect union. The main idea of Barack Obama’s speech is to create a perfect union that suits all kind of people in America nowadays since the Preamble of the Constitution was written two hundred and twenty-nine years ago by white rich men. Who thought they're creating a perfect union of America but they only made it suit the Anglo, but Obama claims that the preamble of the constitution was signed but unfinished work still has to be done. So that all nationalities in are America don’t suffer oppression and injustices. So that America could have a sense of unity between all colors and creeds as well as poor, middle, and upper class to come together and help out

solve the inequality.
Obama explains throughout his speech how we the people of America need to create a better perfect union that suits all people of all colors to stop the inequality by stepping up. He also explains that the perfect union that was created many years ago promised liberty, justice, and peace, which didn’t really happen, some of the examples of what happen were: slavery, civil rights, and women not having rights. it affected people of color and made lots of injustice but throughout the years it has affected Anglo’s as well. Later in the speech, he mentions that what happened in the past should stay in the past. That could be one of the ways to create a change to leave all of the resentment behind and help out each other and become a better union than the one created many years ago. Americans need to work together to unite this country to solve the problems created by people in the past by bringing equality, freedom, and hope. By saying what they think, so that their voice could be heard.
Obama shares his experience on how the “A More Perfect Union” according to the Preamble of the Constitution didn’t suit him because it was written by white rich men that promised liberty, justice, and peace but didn’t include biracial people. Obama broke those stereotypes by going to the best schools in America and living in the poorest nations until later became the first black president of the United States of America. Obama concludes by believing if people leave the resentment behind, a door can be open to a new start. This generation or next generation has the ability to change our union to grow stronger together. Where all colors and creeds, as well as poor, middle, and upper class, have a better union.