When democracy took a ‘Capital’ detour
During our winter break people remembered the important event that occurred in 2021, which was the January 6th attack. This event highlighted a significant point in American history, it gave a clear view on the tensions that were continuing to rise in this country. Thousands of Trump supporters flocked to the U.S. Capitol building located in Washington D.C. to bring violence after Trump had lost the election against Biden. People that had voted/ followed Trump's beliefs decided to storm the Capital causing an uproar between an already divided hatred, envy, and resentment nation.
Our country has been a very divided nation for hundreds of years due to what seems to be a one-sided battle between black and white people. Although this doesn't apply to everyone that is black or white there are groups of white people that have a genuine hate for black people and this event is one of those moments that show that. This event is one of those events that not just affects these two communities but everyone else that lives in this country. It's important to talk about the division in our nation because this has been a problem that's been going on for years, even centuries. Division in this country gives people zero sense of belonging in this country which needs to change.
Thinking about this event people need to do a lot of reflection on how this affected people inside or outside of the building and how this changed their life forever. Reflection is a big thing that needs to be taken into consideration after this event because it takes a mental and physical toll on people. People outside of that building witnessed a horrific event that could have potentially scarred them for the rest of their lives.
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