Homeland of the Free

In the poem Let the Statesn Be the States Again by Langston Hughes, the author portrays the States as a place where mess try to black market their old sustenance of oppression and struggles to this so called American Dream. But, what they find is the homogeneous old stupid plan of dog eat dog. Hughes sees that American is be seen as a ideal utopia eyepatch he actually views America as a place where there argon too many obstacles in the focussing to achieve the American Dream. The romance is altogether stood in the way by the obstacles we create.For the woolgather to come true, change must happen. The ambitiousness thats almost dead nowadays. The dream is not what it is but, the dream is what you exigency it to be. The dream pushes down other mountain when too, the people who argon degrading others are no better. Hughes believes the dream is do extinct of three things liberty, equality, and opportunity. He hopes that United States depart be the dream where opportuni ty is real, and life is free. Obstacles that we create are made by our selfishness by being knotted in the ancient endless image Of profit, power, gain, of grab the orbit . We discriminate against individually other which makes it harder to achieve our goals and dreams. Because of the hatred mingled with each other to certain people makes it that, The motherland of the free was never The Homeland of the free to them.In the text Hughes states that change is requisite if we are to achieve this dream. Hughes says that the U. S. A. has never been the dream it should be. Yet, it must be the dream where it is the land where everyman is free. That the land is everyone, the people who made America, the ugly mans, Indians, Negros, ME. We dedicate to work hard to bring corroborate our mighty dream again. The vision of America that Hughes shows is that the U. S. A. is not what it should be. He shows it as a place where America is no unalike from anywhere else, and that the same thin gs happen. How can America be a utopia if it is made tabu of imperfect people? He also shows that even though America has not achieved this dream yet, it must become this dream, because America is the dream.