Graduation Speech: Pursuing The American Dream

We have heard a lot about people entering our country for the sole purpose of having their children born here so that they become citizens of our country. And we call our citizens Americans. But what is America, and what is an American? Is it just a person born here? And is America just the name of a geographical territory in the Western Hemisphere.

Dan Rather once stated,"A college degree is the key to realizing the American dream, well worth the financial sacrifice because it is supposed to open the door to a world of opportunity." Which means after all the struggles you had to go through to accomplish that dream that you had. Everything will be worth it because all the doors will be open and overflowing of opportunities. And you don’t create a new nation, like ours was created, without having a clear idea of what you want it to be. If we don’t know what we want to be as a nation, it’s like we are sitting in a

We have failed often in our progression, but I think that given a good historical perspective, anything we have done has been done infinitely worse by other superpowers of the world. We are an amalgamation of every culture, every race, every language, every culture in the world. We are regularly overcome with new ideas that take root, spread, adapt, evolve and constantly reshape our own cultural fabric. This has helped to make us one of the most technology innovative nation in the world."The American Dream is a term that is often used but also often misunderstood. It isn't really about becoming rich or famous. It is about things much simpler and more fundamental than that." Said Marco Rubio, and what he meant was that people this of America with streets of gold and once you get here your dreams come true. But it's isn't all about be a right roller, but accomplishing the goals and the dreams that you dreamed