Globalization: An Important Role In Being A Global Citizen

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The globe has become a petite living environment, as people from diverse cultural groups can easily interacting with each other without any regards to places, race, color, religion, wealth, and gender orientation. Globalization and modernization play an important role in bringing people from around the world together, which shrink the size of the planet earth. Being a global citizen is when one can easily connect with the other ethical communities and able to place his/her value under the foreign one. The more (we) human can unite and bestow our values on the side to recognize other communities the world will be a better place. If we can come as one to help vulnerable society to eradicate hunger, violence, and wars, happiness will be ubiquitous around us. But, not everybody agrees with the concept of being global citizens. In one hand, some people think the idea of being cosmopolitan …show more content…

The writers of the constitution copied from the United States and French’s constitution to write the Haitian’s one. It is also available in French and English. In Haiti the bourgeoisie, people on the top are able to invest in the political campaign and fight for their own benefits. The politicians are absolutely few people from underprivileged class, who fight to level up in the political business. When Haitian politicians elected in office, they have defended only the top “1” percent’s benefits. The poor, people on the bottom of the pyramid are suffered from all political, social, and economic instability. Schools should be free as stated in the constitution, but bourgeois has privatized these institutions. They have blinded people’s mind imposed to them foreign concepts, which are not properly taught. They become victims of prejudice, hunger, crime, and violence. It was hard and unreal for me to experience such a fail system that holds us (Haitians)

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