EQUALITY

“All men are created equal. What kinds of equality are and should be protected by the constitution?”

“All men are created equal. What kinds of equality are and should be protected by the constitution?”

All Men Are Created Equal

Introduction

"All men are created equal." This phrase has been proved true only in the imagination with princesses and knights in shining armor. This article discusses what kind of equality is and should be protected by the Constitution Even then, there are still discrimination apparent hero, always beautiful, with blond hair, stunning blue eyes, and being white and out of the question. The world is full of stereotypes. If a person is black, he/she is in a gang, if he/she is Hispanic, they are automatically living in poverty and must have jumped the border, and women should be weak. The United States has been known as a melting pot of the world, because all of its citizens had to move here one generation or another. The U.S. government is trying to become its citizens Les discriminatory (Finkelman 2005).Discussion

In the Declaration of Independence, the new thing came into the world, a country founded on the idea of equality. The old world was from society based on hereditary class and entrenched privileges. Starting with words that still burn in the chest Patriots, this great document proclaims the equality of two types.

Starting from the first sentence: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal," the first type of equality before the law. We are all standing in front of the dock on the same grounds. There are no different laws for different classes. This equation, a natural part of our creation proclaims that no classes or other artificial divisions will never be recognized in law or stipulated by law.

Based on the second sentence, "that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, which among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of happiness", and the second type of equality of opportunity. Everyone is entitled to their own lives and the fruits thereof. Each of us has an equal right to freedom of action, freedom to choose the path of our lives and make their own decisions. And each of us has the right to happiness (Donald 2004). Almost all other lists such as this period, many of them written in the constitutions of the same people who wrote the ...