Americans can accept that the American Dream will not work out for them; what has been heartbreaking for so many is the sense that their children will have it even worse.
- ---Timothy D. Snyder---
This quote highlights a sobering reality about hope and generational progress in America. It underscores how the erosion or unattainability of the American Dream can foster societal despair not only for current generations but also when considering their children’s future. Such sentiments reveal deep concerns about economic inequality, social mobility, and the sustainability of opportunity. Recognizing these challenges invites a broader conversation about reform, policy, and community efforts needed to address the roots of inequality and to restore a sense of hope for future generations.
