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In my eyes, education is the road to success. By having an education, it provides you with the pertinent knowledge and skills which are obligatory, in order to excel in a professional, working environment. Many people have different areas of expertise in their chosen field of work and by having this characteristic, it provides them a greater chance of succeeding to reach life goals. I believe that having an education enhances ones character and exposes you to the world, bettering yourself and making you experience other ways of living and the perspectives of others.

In order to convey and prove my thesis, I will be referencing two popular texts, the first being “Coming to an Awareness of Language” by Malcolm X and the other being “A Talk to Teachers” by James Baldwin.

The Autobiographical story “Coming to an Awareness of Language” by Malcolm X portrays the vivid experiences of his own personal development. It also furthers the benefit of education, by referencing his own. Malcom X’s education is not a conventional one, with typical schooling. It is rather an education of racism both on the streets, and out in the world – but Malcolm is consistently learning from his experiences, building his education.

Throughout your life, you will encounter those who haven’t been educated, these people are imprisoning themselves from the world around them. They are faced, on a daily basis with innumerable struggles and issues due to their illiteracy and lack of knowledge. They are forcing themselves from bettering themselves as they no not how.