Our nation is currently suffering from social, economical, as well as
             political injustice and its greatly impacting Americans of every social
             class. From the lower to the upper class and from the white to the blacks,
             we are all greatly affected by it. Many people can agree that injustice is
             unfair and morally wrong. There are many job occupations that injustice is
             legally prohibited such as police officers, doctors, judges, lawyers and
             basically every other available occupation. Discrimination against black
             people to government killings in third world countries, these social
             injustices have changed throughout the years.
             Economical injustice is a very a trending topic today and is becoming
             a key issue in our nation. People of the lower economic class are most
             commonly found affected by injustice. No one is doing anything to get rid
             of poverty, especially our government! Barbara Ehrenreich's main point in
             "Serving in Florida," is that once people become poor it is very difficult
             to escape it. Ehrenreich says, "There are no secret economies that nourish
             the poor; on the contrary, there are a host of special costs" (Ehrenreich
             71). The biggest problem poor people are facing is ironically the cost of
             living seems to increase therefore, making it difficult to get out of that
             slump. All these extra costs are being piled up on the poor community,
             making it unfair towards the lower class people.
             Social injustice continues in despite our ups and downs throughout the
             United States financial history. Low-waged jobs require so many demands and
             restrictions. For the small amount they are getting paid, don't you find
             this kind of outrageous and unfair? Isn't bad enough already that the
             average salary of these jobs is significantly low? How can injustice be
             changed particularly in this field you may ask; the requirements for the
             low-waged job should be far less demanding and flexible. Many low...