In public relations, the goal is to represent those who cannot represent themselves. We are the voice of the people and why we are committed to this. Whether we are publicists, advocates or CEOs of companies; we are the voice of the projects in which we have dedicated our time. As I read in a public relations article it was described: “Fighting credibility is a major battle. If a negative story is not addressed quickly, it can severely damage the brand.” Figuratively speaking, this explains why inner-city issues go unrecognized when they have officials hired to represent them. However, many problems remain unsolved due to the lack of available resources. In reality, when there are individuals in communities willing to fight for conflicts that prevent them from feeling comfortable in their homes, the politicians in office will take this into account. Eventually measures will be taken to make residents feel comfortable with their neighborhoods. However, someone inexperienced may appear incompetent, because they do not have the necessary registration to get their views and opinions across. As I pursue my career in public relations, I want to solve problems that remain unsolved. As a public speaker I would be able to solve community problems, teach community residents to express their opinions on problems, and give residents the tools to solve their communities' problems if they need to resort to that. As the infamous publicist Charles Nelson said in the good press: “Advertising is a great purifier because it puts you into action. The forces of public opinion, and in this country public opinion controls the course of the nation.” This means that when something goes unexpectedly or unmanaged, we must take into consideration the relationship disaster that is the network, in some sense are the fundamentals really good? What we need is what can be achieved. Public Relations cannot be achieved by superior individuals alone. It can best be achieved through someone who has firsthand experience with it. It should be accomplished. From my past to the present I can identify with those who just want more for themselves and their families. Works Cited "Baltimore Public Relations Council | Baltimore PR Networking." Baltimore Public Relations Council. Np, nd Web. April 04, 2014. Cutlip, Scott M., Allen H. Center, and Glen M. Ginestra. Effective public relations. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1985. Print."Public Relations: Growing Companies." Bmore. Np, nd Web. April 04, 2014."What is public relations?" PR Definition: Official PRSA statement. Np, nd Web. 04 April. 2014.