Political Views

Adrian Perez


Depending on the political standpoint of each individual, we will make different choices based on that. If you are in a lower level of education, you are going to try your hardest to be able to make it in the world and be able to relieve money. Possibly from different jobs that they may have. When it comes to family income, if your family I struggling to be able to pay and bills or pay rent they will have to be able to manage things for the bills, and thing that the children may need or want. But wanting is not a necessity so they can refrain from really doing anything like that. Now, if you are living in a region in the U.S or any other country that is relatively poor, you are going to want to be able to find ways to be able to get many sources of income. Maybe that means going out of that section of town to go to another to find a job. That could also be the reverse. If you are living in a region that is very rich. You may not be a able to find housing or even if you do won't be able to pay rent. The costs in regions that are rich can be very high, sometimes even 3000 a mont or there about. The region of where you live can really depend how wise you are in location and pricing. Now for the next section is racial group. I don't want to sound racist, but many regions of the world still have problems with different racial groups working for them. Here in the U.S its not that way, but in many different countries I could be. We still stereotype which still be a factor in where you live and where you work to get a source of income. Something to do with your racial group is your religion. Many workers or owners can have people not work because of their religion. Myself and my entire family are catholic and we have not been stereotyped but many different religions have. Now with the final one is sex. Now there have been many movements Civil Right Movement for Women. Many women would like to have the same rights as men. Many women can do the things men can but they just aren't allowed to. That also goes for the location based on if they allow that or not. Many different things go into these types of things. These are all my views.

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