American Dream Equality

The reputation of the American Dream, the national ethos of the United States, the setting of freedom towards equal opportunities an prosperity, develope as the impressive concept of America in foreigners' minds. However, by contrast, the realistic American Dream in the United States weaken in the society. The idea of equal competition ad opportunity, seems less likely possible. The social policies and subconsciousness towards race and gender discrimination provide undetected differences in specific aspects. The struggles of different social class and background, such as early education and family income, cause the unfair condition for the youth. The dream of equality unfortunately turns hazy. The diversity and equality developed into one

As the social system behaves parsimonious to the female group, the gender discrimination distinguished prominently. To be more specific, for the political participation in the United States, according to the report, eighteen percent of congressional seats are held by female and twenty- three of statewide elective offices are held by female officers, which has decreased from the report of 2001. As the "sociological and societal norm discourages women from running", women act less active in political leadership and activities. More commonly, in different workplace employment, since women are less likely to receive levels of appointments and offer of academic positions, it's harder for women to receive a job offer with the comparison to equally qualified male. By contrast, many argue that American female citizens entitle equal rights as the male citizens, which strongly certify that the equal treatment toward genders. However, practically, with regards of the payment gap in the United States, the payment that women earned are nineteen percent less than the male employees. Caused by the replacement of larger percentages of both high-paying and low-paying jobs , the wage inequality kept increasing since 1980s. As the unfair results in education, careers, and politics, women earn less opportunities under the