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Human history has seen many great nations rise and fall, we have seen economic rise and decline, we have witnessed world wars, evolutions from dictatorships to democracies (and vice-versa); But never in the course of human history had the world seen the rise of a nation founded upon the principles of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. It is this rise that has inspired millions of peoples around the world, and today, July 4th, we gather annually to celebrate what makes us unique, what makes us exceptional; we gather to celebrate and cherish the land with which we were blessed.
Every 4th of July is special, and not because we celebrate our founding fathers and their struggle to establish something better, but because we gather to cherish upon our recent achievements and hope for our future and current challenges; it is this spirit, and this sense of celebrating accomplishments but fighting challenges that represents the best of America: its willingness to always improve, its never-ending struggle towards better, the core belief that we are not yet the best but the better.
Today, it is important for every single one of us, whether American or not, Christian or Jewish, Black or White, Patriot or not, to celebrate what we have and make a pledge to strengthen this great nation, which continues and will continue to be the hope of the world. It is important for all of us to remind ourselves that it is America which has risen up to the occasion, whether great depressions, world wars, political crises, or military confrontations. And moreover, it is important that we remember, specially if not American, that when America is strong and stands tall: democracy, freedom, liberty, justice and prosperity are strong and stand tall.
May America continue to be the land of the free and the home of the brave, and most important, may we reiterate what every fourth of july will be true: America's best days lay ahead.
God Bless America.
Written by: Ricardo Madrid A.
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