People judge others by the color of their skin, their height, how they think and other characteristics they cannot control. Differences between people causes complications, but human beings must be able to overlook and accept the dissimilarity. No two human beings are perfectly identical in any way, but that should not mean people should underestimate or think lesser of others.
Many people burn the American flag if they disagree with the actions of the government. The Supreme Court deemed that a person has the right to burn the American flag if they disagree with governmental policies. “In a controversial decision, the Supreme Court, by the closest possible margin of a 5-to-4 vote, held that a person has the right to express disagreement with governmental policies by burning the American flag” (Allen line 1). This decision is compared to that of the People’s Republic of China who decided that a citizen may be killed if they peacefully protest government policies. Allen states reasons as to why the Supreme Court may be wrong in their decision, including that messages can be sent in different ways instead of burning the flag and that the flag is a …show more content…
She says her father never got what other Native Americans get. “All his life he brought us meat. No one marked his first kill, no one sang his buffalo song” (Glancy line 7). Glancy’s father left his tribe and went to the city working in the packing house. Her mother tells him to get rid of his horns and hides when he brings them home. Glancy uses metaphors comparing modern things with with Native American things. “I remember the animal tracks of his car backing out the drive in snow and mud, the aerial on his old car waving like a bow string” (Glancy line 14). Her father had a red buffalo painted on his chest. She said she could not see it but she could hear his buffalo grunts like a snore in the