How to make this country united again or for the first time

It has taken time before deciding to write about people civil rights. I had several questions: Do I have to say it? Will I get in trouble? Do I have to share with everyone what happened to me? How will people take it? However, in the end, I decided to do it. 

This is a country where different cultures and ethnicities share English as the primary language of communication. It is not easy to say that the United States should be united. Protesters are complaining about injustices made against minorities at all times and nobody taking responsibility. I came to the USA around twenty years ago because my sister’s husband was diagnosed with cancer stage 4 (he died three months later), and she had a miscarriage and tried to commit suicide.

 As a college student, I had a personal experience with an authority figure attacking my heritage and intelligence. An educator, who had experience as a former Superintendent, offended me privately in all possible ways. They spoke hurtful words by saying that people like me should not come to the United States considering my heavy accent, grammar, writing; therein, I should stay in my country. The conformation took a hit to me at a physical level with my blood pressure going up and left me frail enough that my colleagues had to call 911. I emailed everyone in my College for assistance, but nothing happened to my shock. Then, I called every Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice for assistance in confronting that person. Nevertheless, nothing happened again. They said that I had to look for help from my College and the same results came after that contact.

Later, at a hospital in Boca Raton, a doctor screamed and pushed me because he lost control of himself (maybe he was working two days straight?). My complaint? My daughter was in severe pain because of a contradiction of medication prescribed by a dentist who informed us to seek help from a hospital if anything occurred. Any place that could help was reached by me to see what necessary steps needed to be taken, since, what I wanted could not be paid off. A list of agencies I sought were: the Police department, Office for Civil Rights (OCR) at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Better Business Bureau, and Agency for Health Care Administration, the US Department of Health & Human Services (HHS), Office of Inspector General (OIG), Office of Investigations (OI), and OIG Hotline Operations with some being either non-existent in their support to others giving excuses to back off.

Before asking for a united country, the foundation needs to be redone, fixed, improved, revamped, and most important, “Do what they are supposed to do, [so as to] help all the citizens regardless of where they come from. USA is a beautiful, unique, unparalleled, and fantastic country that I love with all my heart.”