The United States of America, the land of opportunities, is seen struggling with a serious problem: a significant distance between people based on class and race. This country was once considered a land of opportunities, a land of success for everyone, but now it is almost out of reach for many people.
The Book “An Uncivilized State” by Reginald Wade presents a terrifying representation of a future where these differences hit the roof and turned into a big civil war. This is a straight warning to fix all these issues before it gets too late.
The Roots of the Issue
Although the book falls under the category of “Fiction books”, the issues it raises and the problems it discusses are based on reality. Today, inequality has been endorsed due to the blend of race and class. This way, some people will have more opportunities than others.
Black and poor people often face injustice in numerous situations, whether it’s the matter of finding a job, dealing with laws, or, at worst, even getting back home. This unfair system lets it happen again and again, which makes it hard for people to get out of poverty and make their lives better.
Consequences of the Division
The division isn’t just dreadful for people; it impacts the entire country. Communities are being apart; people start having doubts about each other. Ultimately, this problem diverts attention from major issues such as climate change or human well-being.
Finding a Way Out
Now, what are our responsibilities to avoid seeing these circumstances? Every one of us needs to be honest about our past and present. We need to say a big “No” to this unfair system and give everyone a chance to grab opportunities. This pledge covers many aspects. We need to give equal rights to people of any caste, community, or religion.
“An Uncivilized State” is a wake-up call to all of us. It tells us about the possible bad future if we keep ignoring this issue. By taking this problem quite seriously, we can take a step ahead together to promote equality, fairness, and a better America for everyone.
Are you curious about how this division occurred and what hurdles people faced? Stay tuned for the Reginald Wade’s upcoming fiction book “An Uncivilized State.”
