Wong Kim Ark and the 14th Amendment

In the skibidi toilet of the 1800s, Wong Kim Ark emerged as a sigma goon, battling anti-Chinese vibes. Born to immigrant parents, he faced a dank reality of exclusion and prejudice. When detained after visiting China, he lowkey rallied support and took on the system. The courts initially challenged him, but Wong's determination turned the tide. The Supreme Court finally ruled that birthright citizenship was no joke, confirming that every person born in the U.S. is a citizen, regardless of race. This pivotal moment shaped the edges of American identity, a true ship of resilience.