Why do teenagers hate to read? In the age of technology, it comes as no surprise that teenagers and children are far more likely to pick up their phone or TV remote than a book or newspaper. This occurs due to the modern young-adults mindset for quick entertainment that requires no effort. And regardless of what you may think, this is a problem everyone has, but it's whether you choose to break that habit or not is what concerns me. Reading is considered a form of entertainment, an activity that causes glee for many, but it is also an activity that requires prolonged periods of time and effort. However, this is just one part of the problem, because in order for a teen to feel compelled to take the time to read they have to first enjoy it. That is where the problem lies. You can blame parents for not infusing literature into a child's life as the root of their lack of desire to read, however, I don't believe that's the issue. The problem isn't lack of encourage...
The idea of equality is one that many, if not all, pretend to endorse, but how many actually support it? Of course, it sounds good on paper, as do most things, but the reality is not as simple. As a female who identifies as a feminist, my opinion on this topic is often regarded as meaningless in the eyes of skeptics, boys my age, and the general population as a whole. And sadly, there is nothing seen as wrong with this. But what boggles my mind is when women themselves are not feminists. As with everything, overwhelming supporters of the cause will drive others away and therefore perpetuate stereotypes of female supremacists. And this is where most people get it wrong because feminism has nothing to do with gender supremacy, but rather raising women up who have for centuries been plagued by stereotypes that have dictated the way they are to be treated and the way they are expected to behave. Feminism is the advocacy of political, economic, and social equality of all gende...