"A Quilt of a Country" and "Unusual Normality" are similar in showing how America is made up of people of different ethnicities and backgrounds.
Explanation:
"A Quilt of a Country" and "Unusual Normality" are different speeches. While the first reflects on the construction of American society and how it influences the sense of unity within the country; the other shows the experience in the life of an African boy who, after serving as a child soldier in a war, was experiencing adolescent life in America.
Although different, the two speeches have a similarity, which is to show that America is composed of ethnic groups and people with completely different thoughts and experiences.
