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Racism


            
             How would you feel if you were treated differently or you were always put in the spotlight? "Do you think we should treat undocumented people like we treat those who are legal and waited years to be legal?" I asked myself these same questions and sometimes I don't know what to say. I sometimes feel upset and angry because this is what's happening to the Hispanic community. They are discriminated against for coming to the U.S. illegally and because they are taking jobs from those who don't want them. Many of the jobs that have to do with agriculture, and no one wants them because they don't pay well and they are too tiring. Have you asked yourself who actually takes them?.
             I interviewed several Hispanic people both legal and undocumented and asked them how they felt being treated differently because of being "mojado's" and their reaction wasn't really pleasant. .
             I asked a young girl about not being able to go to college because of not being legal. She said that she felt upset because she wanted to make her family proud, proud of graduating from some college with a degree in something. Just thinking that she can't achieve what she wants makes her feel mad, mad that she can't go to college and if she does go she has to pay more than an average legal student. In some schools in the U.S. undocumented Hispanic's can't go to school, and if they do they pay more! .
             I thought it was a free country, but I guess it's beginning to change into something else. Many of us had or have parents that came illegally to the U.S., and if you ask them why they came they will say they came here because they wanted a better life. They wanted their children to have a future and become someone in life to achieve what they couldn't to live a life they never lived. Many of us are against the act of discrimination and oppose to it and it sometimes makes a change; but opposing doesn't always work; we need to take a risk and do something that not only will change people's life but also change the world.


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