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Personal Narrative: My Utopia

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In my opinion, I think my Utopia would include happiness, no pain, no suffering, no world wide hunger, no fighting, and equality. These thoughts are included in my Utopia because in the real world we either deal with problems or may have even seen it. Treating everybody equally is something that we still struggle with today. In the past black people weren't aloud to use the same bathroom as white people and they were also not aloud to go to the same school. Modern day, we deal with racism, which can effect on their behavior or may cause to hurt their feelings. Fighting is a problem that we also deal with our real world. Today we have fights with other countries, which may even cause World War lll. Today North Korea threatens to bomb the United

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