I was raised on “even if you are poor, doesn’t mean you can’t be neat and clean”. It is hard to believe the garbage that people just throw everywhere. And I never believed that if you were born in a very poor neighborhood that there weren’t ways to get ahead. I was born into a family of six kids and my dad worked but didn’t make much money. He was murdered when I was 2 years old and my mom moved us into the “projects”. We ate mush a lot and went to the goodwill for our clothes. But we were clean! Our clothes were kept washed and repaired so they could be handed down to the next kid (I am the youngest so I got nothing but hand me downs). My mom couldn’t keep us going so she gave us all up for adoption. But you know...we all succeeded. We all own our own hoes (all paid for). And yes we found each other after many years and we still love each other.You can make it if you try and have the will.
Yes, exactly my point.
Cleanliness is basically free!
Especially pickling you own and sometimes your neighbors, garbage!
Instead of CRT, the schools should teach this! World would be a lot better place!
Your second point.
We are blessed to live in America!
Despite what some say, Anybody can make it here!
Unlike many other countries, where people are kept down by rules, laws, corruption or pure draft!