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Ethiopian Culture Vs American Culture

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Ever since I was a little kid, I was serious, mature and warm hearted, and becoming a successful person at school and my community is what I always wanted. I define success as one 's ability to overcome some challenges. My challengeswere adopting both American and Ethiopian cultures and living in them as one. I hat as success because it’s interesting to find peopleliving (an active life in two different cultures.

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