The American Dream: Recent Episodes
Dakota Kirker
In this episode, I bring on my good friend, Ian Keely, to discuss how private academies in America can influence segregation between both races and classes, whether the parents that enroll their kids realize it or not. Note that none of the beliefs we state regarding other persons are true, and we are simply trying to discuss the issue at large.
Notice: This episode was going to have background music added to it, but unfortunately it can't be done, as it would bring us over the five-minute cap. Nevertheless, please enjoy, and keep an open mind as you go into it.
Thank you!
You feeling lucky? Feeling strong? Better keep those feelings up and at 'em, because something tells me we'll be needing them for at least a little while longer.
Previously having worked on The Book Thief, is Markus Zusak's latest endeavors worth actually picking up and giving a look over? Best consult the aces for this one, because all the signs on the messages point to an answer that will definitely put you on the edge of your seat.
The thought that people should be judged simply based on their skin color or nationality seems like a silly, nationalistic idea that we've left behind in our embarrassing past, but with the state of affairs the Travel Ban and DACA have been through, especially with the influence of the Immigration Act of 1924, it may be closer than we initially think...
Want to know how a butterfly-effect of proportions caused the entire American workforce to change tremendously into what we now have to face today? This short documentary review will give you all the information you need.
Everybody knows what living in America is like, but everyone has their own viewpoints on it. Wondering how it's seen through the eyes of a high-schooler? Probably not, but I'm going to give it to you anyways...hope you enjoy!