Is The American Dream Possible

The American Dream

Bernie Sanders once said that “ for many, the American dream is a nightmare.” It is a nightmare that numerous people still think that it would make them wealthy and have a marvelous life, though, it is determined by countless polls and surveys displaying that the American dream is not feasible. How could one simply manage to live their American dream when they can’t even afford to live on his or her own due to the competitiveness of modern society. The point is, accomplishing the American dream in the modern society is preposterous.

First, most Americans don’t think they have the chance of achieving the American dream (Fairchild). A recent survey has displayed that only 43% of the respondents said it was possible. This evidence reveals that many people do not think the American dream is viable. Plus, education, marriage, and housing cost too much and a large proportion of the American citizen can not afford to sustain those things. In my opinion, the ambitious standards that was set by the small party who is breathing the American dream is giving a false belief which would wreck the new

It is not possible for a 24 year old to pick up their dream job straight out of college. The truth is that many of jobs require experience, and college grads who wish to work their dream job right after graduating won’t be achievable simply because they might not have the necessary experience for the job. Not only young Americans are struggling to obtain the American dream, but also many immigrants as well. Immigrants aimed toward being successful in America, they try to seek the opportunity that allows them to achieve what they yearn to receive when they move to America, they aren’t patient to wait and let the opportunity handed to them. But because of wage lags, immigrants don’t get paid as much, which lessen their hope of achieving the American