The article examines the evolving concept of the American Dream, emphasizing its philosophical foundations of liberty, equality, and justice while reflecting on its current perception among Americans. With President Trump proclaiming its resurgence, recent surveys show a divided public opinion, where only slightly over half see the dream as attainable. Interviews conducted across the country reveal differing perspectives: some cling to hope that economic policies will rejuvenate their aspirations, while others feel that income inequality and economic instability obstruct their path to fulfillment. This ambivalence highlights the complex relationship Americans have with their ideals.
'The American dream serves as a personal yet universal framework for people to discuss their lives and values, emphasizing liberty, equality, and justice.'
'According to a 2024 Pew Research Center survey, just over half of Americans believe the American dream is possible, with significant skepticism present.'
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