Sunday, June 2, 2019
Field Project :: essays research papers
Field ProjectTo start off my discussion about inequality in the world I asked my sis four questions. 1) What is your Ameri suffer Dream? 2) Do you think there is an exit for children who live in poverty? 3) What is your idea of makin it? 4) As a citizen what do you ascertain you can do to help? I wanted to get an idea of her overall thought before telling her the brutal truth if she doesnt already know. Answers 1) My American Dream is the quote Happiness is positive cash flow. It symbolizes having a good job that provides me with plenty of money so I can have most of what I want. With a lot of work and perseverance, I think it would be possible to provide your children with a better life than you had. 2) The majority of children who live in poverty will remain in poverty. The way you are brought up is the way youre going to stay. 3) My idea of makin it is to be fill in victorious and happy. 4) As a citizen and as my job I feed the children everyday and make sure they eat and th at they are happy. I asked her to explain to me what she does everyday.My name is Suzanne Michelle Boily and I am a Food Service Manager for the Board of Education. I work in Williamsburg Green point, Brooklyn. Previously, I worked in the South Bronx in territorial dominion 7 at PS 29. I work in the schools cafeteria. I was the only white girl in the area. When I number one got the job I was very intimidated to be the minority. The children screamed to me Hey whitey what are you doing here. After a couple of months of getting used to it the children offered me to walk me to my machine when school was out because they new it was dangerous. There used to be all kinds of pornography flyers left on my car. The neighborhood is called the projects. There were many open field with rats running around and I always saw packs of stray dogs in the neighborhood. The children in school sometimes, which was usually never, came to school they would drop out or come stoned. They didnt care about school they would just come into eat as far as I saw. I asked, Could anyone off the streets come in and eat?
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