The community in which I live is very diverse. They diversity is stem from immigrants whom have found a comfortable living arrangement with other members of their race, nationality and origin. The majority of those living in my community are African-Americans, followed very closely by Hispanic and Native Americans. The community in which I live is very urbanized, and residential. In regards to the members of my community, I definitely can relate to them. The reason I find it easy to relate to them is because I find that they are in the same social class as me and other members of my family. The social class in which I am talking about is lower middle class. It seems as though we are always trying to improve our quality of life to cease the “living from paycheck to paycheck cycle.” However, I noticed within the past couple of years, I have seen an abundance of Asian American’s moving to my communities. The rate in which they are populating the community is rapidly growing. I noticed that many of the Asian Americans that have come to live in the area are collectively putting their resources together and opening up restaurants, quick carry out, and liquor stores. I find that those in leadership position tend to treat African American’s as a lost cause. The reason I say this is because, it seems as though those in position of power to make changes do not want change for the minority. Another noticeable item is that many leaders, are not putting forth the effort to beautify inner city neighborhood which are most populated with African Americans. I find that many African Americans from my community are already stereotyped as belligerent, loud, obnoxious, uneducated, and gang-members. It is sad to say that this had lead to a deeply rooted dislike toward the legal system. (Socialist worker.org) 2006.