Eassy On Diversity Analysis

The first thing I did as I sat down to write this essay was I trying to imagine the audience for my writing. Every time I would think about it, the more anxious I became because I realized that there are so many other essays on diversity, so what makes mine special? The usual essay on diversity is just about race, gender, or lifestyle, out of 10 essays, how many would portray the Author as an outcast or somebody who was different? How can I present myself as someone who is not just another face in the crowd without making it seem like I seek pity?
In all honesty, I do contribute to campus diversity a lot because of my race, gender, and sexual orientation. I am straight, male, and proudly Armenian; I am in no way physical handicapped or mentally challenged. However, when I grab college brochures that show well dressed, white kids out having a picnic on campus together looking so typical and so basic, I realize that I am nothing like that in any way, shape, or form. To make it simple, I have a very select and close group of friends

Another reason that I feel like I stand out from most people in school is my parents, they both came from Iran after the revolution began. My father had to pay someone to sneak him and his little brother out of the country and over the border into Pakistan; they lived there for three years before getting their green cards and coming to America. My mother was a little more fortunate because her father worked with the American companies in Iran so they gave him fair warning about the coming revolution and my Mom was able to get out of there and go to Switzerland until she got her green card and came to America. They are the ones who inspired me to do something great with my life, without them, I would be nothing. I plan to major in political science and then transfer to law school when I get my