When one thinks of America, the idea of a land of opportunity comes to mind and even in the 21st century does this idea still ring true. Now more than ever people are venturing out and starting their own businesses and are succeeding at a tremendous rate. The rise of entrepreneurship seen within women is also increasing. A decade ago the idea of women starting the

Kennedy also touches upon the subject of the America that he believes in and by doing so he describes his view on what he believes to be the proper role of religious values in public decisions. The America that he describes is one that keeps matters of church and state completely separate. He shares his vision that this nation should not be divided on the basis of what religion one is and America should not be looked upon as a country of Protestants, Jews, Catholics or any other specific religion of people. Kennedy believes, as did the forefathers of America, when writing the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights, that someday this country will rid itself of religious intolerance. Someday there will be no such thing as a Catholic vote, anti-Catholic vote or bloc voting of any kind which will result in all Americans coming together to promote not their individual religions, but instead the American ideal of brotherhood.

With the recognition of America toward the Latino population, the years that Latinos have labored and rallied for equal treatment have finally paid off. Latinos are viewed as a powerful commodity and even when it comes to the current elections presidential candidates have launched whole campaigns directed at the Latino voter. Groups such as LULAC, MELDEF and La Raza Unida Politica have used Dr. King’s non violent techniques for years to help promote awareness and concern for Latinos and having our own government now see that it is just as important to develop ties with Latin America countries as it is with the United Kingdom is a huge victory. Even advertising has gotten into the “Latino wave” in hopes of reaching a whole other target audience and buyer.

Martin Luther King Jr. was one leader who was a strong believer in the ruling of majority rule and minority rights. His approach is characterized by a respect for majority rule, even when the majority is not supporting the needs or rights of minorities. Further, he had faith in a nonviolent approach based in solidarity of the community. If after a thorough examination of the facts of the effects of an unjust or immoral law, a community failed in negotiation with the majority, King advocated mass direct action to engage public opinion, especially the opinion of the majority. Nonviolent civil disobedience was the approach that, he felt, would bring about change and transformation in society. It was in his “Letter to Birmingham Jail” that he expressed this type of political action approach the most. This letter was response by King to the white church community leaders who wrote a letter and sent it to several Birmingham newspapers that expressed their concern for having King present at the local SCLC meeting. They said it was untimely and unwise of King to do so. They thought that if King was in Birmingham he would stir up trouble and violence between the citizens and the lo

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