The Spanish Speaker Analysis

The Spanish speaker's world in America, accepted or rejected? [Suggested tittle]

[Insert grabber and background information] Americans must educate themselves about their Spanish Speaker's neighbors to counter the prejudices caused by politicians, a lack of geographic and cultural knowledge, and the physical attributes of many Spanish speakers

At first, the American society immerses itself in a lack of cultural understanding, refusing to comprehend and learn about other countries and their respective cultures around the American continent. As a Hispanic immigrant, I personally have experience situations where people don't really know the difference among the countries in Latin America and tend to generalize all Hispanic cultures as a common

The lack of cultural understanding by the American society due to a prepotent dominance is a fact difficult to hide, however, the society is the one in charge of analyzing the country's demographical diversity and make the necessary accommodations in order to improve the life quality, regardless if native born or immigrant

Indeed, a survey by the Pew Research Center shows from an interview among 1,375 Latinos, 21% consider skin color the biggest cause of discrimination. The physical prejudices are becoming a major issue in the American society, from common citizens to public workers, discrimination made by physical features is increasing. In fact, a new Arizona law authorizes police to check the immigration status if someone seems to be an illegal suspect. Which do you think is the impact of this law in society? Don't you think people will be more likely to call the police to chek on their "illegal" neighbors just because they look Hispanic? As a matter of fact, according to the Paw Research Center, one in four Americans affirms Hispanics are more discriminated and observed than any other ethnic group. Therefore, as shown previously, at least a quarter of American society is aware discrimination due to physical characteristics is a matter of fact, but are we doing something as the society to address the