Einstein's Quote Analysis

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This quote by Einstein is not only relevant to me personally, but to our society and culture. I feel that this quote really speaks to America in terms of progression of equality. In the past, we have fought for equal rights for women and minorities, and made great progress. However, these groups of people are still not given the same opportunities and respect as straight white males. In the future, we are given new chances to make our nation more equal. It will be a "new day", and it is up to us to do what we can to improve upon it. This also needs to be true of the innovators of our generation. Every person has their failures, and it is important to count these as practices for success. If every mind in America tries their best each day

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