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Dear Mrs. Therese Carter,

I feel that society is like a high school playbook. Design by different ethnicity and judge by social group, gender or race. It is fortunate that a woman is judge by the cloths she wears and by the way she act. I feel your ambition to read and learn is hard because you have kids. Hence you don’t read because your neighbors will judge you or laugh at you is immoral. Our world is divided in gender group, where the male is the beard maker and a woman is the housewife. Most parents implements younger kids to be successful. But if you a girl, they expect you to be well manner, educated and respectful; on the other hand, if you a boy they don’t peer pressure to have any similar qualities.
Women coming from different countries are subject to be uneducated and married. If you do not know Mrs. Carter, Women’s comings from Asian countries are mostly to live with kids and no education. They’re parents embrace the male to become educated and rich; however, the female is peer pressure to help around the house and practice to full her duties as a wife. Mrs. Carter my mother came from a foreign country and she was told not to read or to be educated. She was told education is useless for her future. In foreign countries it is to believe that a man should be responsible for a women future. When my mom came to America, she wanted her to daughter to become whatever she wants. My sister was only 6 when she came to America and from that day on my mom made sure she fulfill her life to be different and to be educated.
I recommend you to follow the same dream my mom has for my sister. Life only gives you one chance to fulfill your dream. Thus the dream is fulfilled when you have the courage to do it. Therefore, I think you should follow your dream to become a teacher and read every day without the fear of anyone. Remember some are born great, some have greatness upon them. I think you will make an excellent teacher.

Sincerely,
Asad Usman