Friday, December 7, 2012

What Would Jack Do? His Reaction to Today's Current Events


            Jack London was a man who has been said to have many different passions and opinions.  Though in today’s world, I think he would be mentally blown away by all of the opinions and objections that are voices all over America currently.
            The issues of same-sex marriage and gay rights that is openly debated and protested today would be a shocking subject for Jack to gain an opinion on.  He, being a man of revolution and supporting his ideas with whatever plans of action was necessary, might view the street demonstrations and diligence of the LGBT community in “fighting for the cause” as commendable. Though the fact that his world was empty of these issues and realities of today’s LBGT communities make it difficult to speak of his thoughts on the subject.
            I do think that he would take a very large amount of time to study the subject so that he could form his own opinions on the topic.  He might even go as far as to live among or interact with LBGT community so that he could gain an insiders view of their daily lives and learn of their issues and struggles that they are fighting so hard to change.  This unique type of journalism would not be a foreign concept to him because of his experience with living amongst the homeless in the streets of East London, which founded this type of social documentation. 
            Ultimately, I think that Jack would have a higher chance of understanding the goals of the LGBT community and the fairness that they are attempting to bring to the American people. 
            Though, I can describe myself as an over all optimist.  There is a large chance that through all of his studying and observations over the concepts that the LBGT communities are trying to create and change, his moral standards of the normalcy of marriage could stunt his imagination on the subject.  I choose to think that he wouldn’t be able to hold himself back from the chance to make the world a more accepting and equal place.

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