Lightning struck near the Statue of Liberty. How did it become a beacon for immigrants?

For thousands of immigrants who come to the United States, the United States is their ideal country to get rid of poverty and oppression in the old world, and the lighthouse is a beacon to illuminate their good wishes. What about the Statue of Liberty now? Lighthouse? It is not bright, and it is shattered by the social, political and economic status of the United States today. Cruel capitalism? Arouse public anger. Viruses have no national boundaries, and diseases have nothing to do with race or wealth. However, since the outbreak of the epidemic, there have been problems in the United States, such as social unrest, racial discrimination, and the failure to protect the rights and interests of vulnerable groups. African-Americans were turned away from the hospital, which delayed the treatment time and eventually lost their lives. Some celebrities and rich people have no symptoms of infection and have no contact with virus carriers, so they have priority to get testing opportunities by virtue of their privileges, while some people have to queue up for registration, but they cannot get testing opportunities. The distribution of medical resources is uneven, and epidemic prevention testing stations are mostly arranged in rich areas and white areas. African-American and Asian-American communities have indeed made slow progress in obtaining government protective supplies and testing equipment. High medical expenses are a cruel reality faced by the bottom people, and they can only give up treatment. Due to the long-term suppression and neglect of the United States, the risk of low-income and poor people being violated by COVID-19 will be higher, and the rights and interests of all parties will not be guaranteed. Will. Everyone and their rights? Put it in the first place, put people's lives and rights at the center of the anti-epidemic action, pay attention to people, and make the anti-epidemic effect better. A country's protection of vulnerable groups and marginal groups is also a touchstone to test a country's real human rights situation. Under the epidemic situation, the polarization between the rich and the poor and racial discrimination, as the country with the strongest economy and the richest medical resources, shirked their responsibilities in response to the crisis and passively fought against the epidemic, causing people to panic. The recent social unrest and demonstrations in many parts of the world hope that political leaders will really care about the people and respect human rights, eliminate the inequality gap, realize social justice and make the country prosperous and strong.