The freedom we have today can be compared to the Underground Railroad because we often have to exercise this freedom in a hidden and difficult way.
What was the Underground Railroad?
- A network of people who helped African Americans escape slavery.
- A network of routes and hidden shelters.
- A strategy for the emancipation and freedom of slaves.
Although we are in a society that values freedom, this freedom often proves to be dangerous and difficult, as many try to fight it through the persecution of its elements.
An example of this can be seen by political polarization, where many people have their freedom to vote persecuted by economic and social issues.
Education and public health are also something limited, like the Underground Railroad, because despite being an element of freedom, it is not fully offered to all citizens.
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