Graduation Speech: Will We Make America Better?

Most of us today cannot say we’ve experience the horror of war. I infact have never. I’m ignorant to the subject, while others can say they’ve stared death in the face. We fought for slave rights, for equal rights, and allowed people to immigrate here believing America was a peaceful place. I infact am honored to be an American. I have rights, I do not serve under a dictator, but most countries aren't as lucky as I. Unfortunately, tragedy is the only magnet that pulls us together. We have not learned from the sacrifices of our own sons and daughters. It is my hope that America can move on from its childish antics and turn away from all the violence.

Will you join in that historic effort?” He calls out directly to the citizens, using the words “my fellow Americans” which gives the effect that he is no different than the common man, but merely an important “figure” in a suit behind a podium. He energizes the crowd, raises their morale, ignites them with confidence, “And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what America will do for you, but what together we can do for your country.” He summons us all to take part and action into changing the nation as a whole, step by step, slowly but surely. And finally, he restates it, but this time, referring to the world, “My fellow citizens of the world: ask not what America will for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of

To thank all veterans.thank you for all you did we as a world can't forget about you guys. You all risk your life to keep us in a free country , so thank you for going to war to keep us safe and your family safe . And don't forget the end at the end of the all this because you touched us in a living way and nobody else could do more of what you could do more of what you could and at the end of all of this drama and heart breaking things you go threw too see your people die with all this hard work they did . For you away from getting hurt when you go outside so you are the best

I believe we can make America great again. No, I am not talking about Donald Trump, or even the presidential position in our government. I’m talking about we the people of the United States. It is true that our government makes the laws, sets the boundaries, and decides what’s right and what’s wrong in the books, but we the people decide what’s right and what’s wrong in the eyes of society and I believe that is more important now more than ever before. I may be writing this paper because I am currently being educated in Sociology, or it could be the fact that I actually care and want to see a change in the behaviors and the morales of the people I surround myself with daily. If I were to ask the “average” student at HHS what the top three things they hate the most are, I wouldn’t hesitate to say that a majority of them would say people in one of those three things. It very well may be true, and it’s a valid response, but it’s sad to think that so many of us hate each other. It could be for a variety of

It is a devastation truth that today's youth and politics are heavily controlled and influenced by the ravaging effects of guns. These mothers, fathers, sons, and daughters are forced to live in fear of violence, bringing all daily activities to a halt. After years of compiling and analyzing data, this modern proposal will mend the United State’s corrupt and unsound mental health, education, and law enforcement systems, while ensure safety to all citizens. In only three simple steps, we can make America great again!

As long as we stay on the right track we will do well, I have faith in our country and that we will do well in the future. I know my thoughts may not have an impact on anything but if we all work together we will always strive for the better good of our country. Although it will be hard to do good in the future I do believe we will be fine our ancestors always made good but with greatness comes rebellion but that’s not always bad. Without rebellion we wouldn’t have what we have today you have to have the inner strength to stand up what you believe in what you think is going to make for better and those thoughts will be heard and put into consideration like

The America I believe in is strong. It stands up for what is right no matter what the consequences are. It supports and respects its allies and gives them inspiration. The america I want to live in is free and independent.

Fellow People of the United States of America, I am called, here, to provide you with hope and aspiration. Many of you have seen the dreaded war that we have come to know as our everyday lives. However, there is still hope. Hope to look towards a better future. Hope to lead you to success. Hope to protect you during these wars. And Hope to unite the people of the United States of America together. As we are currently lingering in this sickening Depression, we have the ability to take great leaps with our economic status. We have done before, I say. Those of you my age, oh yes, the 80 year olds listening to me, have experiences and witnessed the worst tragedies to date. We saw our country spiral out of control with assassination of our greatest

The America I believe in,well as we all know America is not perfect. There is rioting in the streets,people not standing for the national anthem, and people that are plenty capable of working sitting on their butts collecting welfare checks. We need to go back to the values our country was founded on.

From the coast of Maine, all the way to the patriotic view of the Golden Gate Bridge in California, all U.S. citizens have one thing in common, we all have the great gift of freedom. To quote the words of Abraham Lincoln, “My dream is of a place and time where America will once again be seen as the last best hope of Earth.” America is a place of dreams, however, there was so much that had to be done before everyone could have a free dream.

How many of you have a great life with freedom? Well I do and it's all because of the veterans. They served for us and gave us freedom, equal rights, and the right to travel. I would like to take a moment to thank all the Veterans for serving for our country I would like you all to know we all appreciate your sacrifices for the country's freedom and equal rights. I would like all of the veterans to know I respect the American flag and respect the National Anthem.

Think about it, there are so many countries in the World where people don’t have the rights to speak, protest, show their religion. Instead, in America, people have the right to speak, and they should speak to solve any contrasts between them and the government. In USA the government was established to protect people from dangers and to protect their rights. Combining all people’s beliefs we make a big strong American Dream. The American Dream is the ideal that every US citizen has equal opportunity to achieve success and prosperity with the use of hard work, determination and initiative. This dream can be attained, the people of America just have to be strong and together. It’s only when people are together that they can make a country great again. If people are not together helping each other then America will be weak and everything it built on will be destroyed. I, as a non-native America, feel that people of US are fortunate. I saw that some people complained about minor things such as reducing the costs of colleges, when out there people can’t complain. I haven’t come back to my country since three years, but I kept communication with my friends, and my country is becoming an

I really enjoyed your speech today at Gettysburg, PA. What I think is overshadowing your plan is that reporters are only focusing on your comment:

I will bring Americans together to strengthen our communities. Faced with apathy, I will take action. Faced with conflict, I will seek common ground. Faced with adversity, I will persevere. I will carry this commitment with me this year and beyond.” This is the pledge I took when I became an AmeriCorps member in 2013. Little did I know it at the time, this pledge would become the cornerstone of my career and my life. My AmeriCorps service fostered a personal drive to utilize my passion for the community and the greater good to benefit society at large, while also serving as an example of success that will shape the future of

In conclusion, America can be made better through my visions for America. Those visions are better military standards, having better priorities set up, and a healthy America. Having those put into play for this country will not only lead to a vision becoming reality, but also leading to a better and improved