1) You need a driver license to be able to drive on the streets

2) If your parents didn’t go to college but he/she is the first person in the family to go to college he/she is consider first generation

3) If I work Tuesday and Wednesday this week then I’m probably going to work Tuesday and Wednesday again .

4) Once I’m thirsty I always have to drink something no matter what

1.) The needs of actions taken without thinking consequences can impact on the other party.

2.) The perspective of injustice can be unfair and can lead to unfortunate events.

C: The perspective of needs and actions taken without thinking of the consequences can be unfair and lead to unfortunate events.

I like to think that when it comes to perspective people don’t realize the things they do can impact other people in so many ways. I remember going to the store with my mom with my hands in my pocket minding my businesses. I was enjoying myself hanging with my mom and helping her get food. All of a sudden I get approach by an employee asking me if I can take my hands out of my pocket because of the store “policy” I guess. I have never ever in my life been asked to do that at a store. My mom of course was outraged . I felt so small and vulnerable that day. That day , that store made me feel bad , and more aware of reality. It made me aware yes Michael their is racism or whatever you want to call it out there in the world. It made me more aware of places I go and it made me self conscious about myself not deserving to be somewhere because of my skin color. Like I said the employee perspective towards me was wrong and he thought without thinking that it wont affect me in anyway but what he didn’t know is that it did affect me. It hurt me and made me feel bad about myself. Now i out grew that and I walk into a store with confidants and knowing my rights as a citizen .

Hi. I was born in Los Angeles. I was very quiet kid who didn’t know their voice yet. I was that kid in the back who did their work and payed attention. I was never social when I was young. I thought i wasn’t interesting or cool enough. I grew up in Los Angeles just knowing Los Angeles. I moved to Sacramento when I was 16. I hated it. I hated to place, and hated how cold it was. Later on I learned to accept my change in life. I made friends and learned how to drive and got my first job here. I found myself little every day and I enjoyed the person I was becoming. I thought living my life in a lie and not telling my parents I was gay should be fine. I thought to myself when I was 18 I would tell them. Life had other plans for me though. I was outed. That day was the worst day of my life. It was hard hearing my parents say things about me but I out grew that. Honestly after my parents finding out felt like a big boulder just got lifted behind my back and I felt free. I felt like I can now become the person I want to be instead of a lie. After that I wasn’t scared showing who I am. Yea I’m gay so what ? Gay doesn’t define who I am as a person, Only I do. I found confidence and my voice to be able to be who I am. I learned how to be tough and manage my life. Now I’m just gong to college still trying to figure myself out everyday in Life. Now I look at myself in that past and I am happy. Without those struggles I wouldn’t be the person who I am today. Now I enjoy being who I am, making friends , and talking a lot.