What is your dream? Is there something within your world that you would like to see changed or improved upon? Using King’s “ I Have A Dream “ speech as a guide, write a speech of your own about something you feel passionate about. Write it as if your going to present it to someone with the power to change things. *( PLEASE HELP DUE TOMORROW)

This speech is made based on the changes that I would like to see in my country.

Explanation:

I have a dream of seeing the people of my country working together and not just thinking about their interests, that people learn to think about others and what they don't think that situation can take advantage of. People have to learn to support each other and not want to trample on each other.

I have a dream of seeing people respecting traffic laws, where people learn to wait for the traffic light to change color and not leave before so that the high rate of car accidents can go down.

People who are driving should understand that their bad decisions can lead to disastrous results. It is amazing to see how every day hundreds of people are affected due to the imprudence of others. It is time to stop this, it is time that we become aware and that we all learn to drive better.

I have a dream of seeing people striving to do a better job from the position where they are. It doesn't matter what they do, but what they do they do with love.

I have a dream of seeing a country where at the time of applying for a job the skills that the person possesses and not the connections they have are taken into account. Many professionals have adequate preparation to play important roles in our society, but those are reserved for certain people.

I have a dream of seeing poverty eradicated. It is not fair to see thousands of people suffer from not having basic food and access to a health service where they do not have to wait so long to be treated. All people have the right to access good health services that are taken care of.

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