Within the next five years, I guarantee that I will have to face many multicultural issues. As a leader, I will have to face issues dealing with my religion and my class will come in to play in whatever situation I may find myself. As this country becomes more and more diverse, these questions will face us all in the near future.
             I now consider myself to be part of the majority when it comes to religion, not only in the country, but also in the world. There are more Christians on the earth than any other religion, and especially in this country, which was founded on the basic principles and moral grounds of Judaism and Christianity. But as this country grows more diverse, there will be issues that face both me and many other Americans in my position.
             However diverse this nation may become, I still feel that I will always 'be on top.' Although the demographics of our nation may be changing, the fact is that it was founded by, has always been run by, and will most likely continue to be run by a majority of wealthy Christians. I highly doubt that I will see the day when Christians are outnumbered by Muslims or Hindus. I do, however, see the day when religion is no longer considered a major social construct. Religion is already on its way out as a dividing line among our Nation's ranks. It is naive to believe that religion will no longer divide people however, as we live in one of the World's most tolerant nations; I believe that one day it will be a non-factor.
             However class will always play a major role in American life. As much as some people would love to see us become a classless society, I pray that it never happens. Class is what separates the elite from the scum in our society; we have subconsciously placed it to bring structure to our otherwise chaotic sea of humanity. Our society is, and always should be fluid. Make no mistake about it, I do not wish for a rigidly structured society; we...