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Abhishek jyotiba

Here to change somet... • 12m

Some of the most successful people in the United States are from minority groups. America is the land of opportunity US , but will it be same after Trump's anti-emigrants policys?

Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 12m

This incessantly makes sense as minority are treated bad and hence wanting to upgrade their lives by becoming more successful, it's the power struggle that pushes these communities. One more thing is that the fact that these %'s are so much, it can b

Abhishek jyotiba

Here to change somet... • 12m

That's an interesting perspective! It's true that adversity can fuel determination, and the 'power struggle' you mention does seem to drive many communities to excel. But do you think this dynamic could shift over time if barriers to entry or systemic biases were fully addressed?

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