Four reason why youth don't want to participate on civil life

1. Too lazy.

2. committed to a work schedule.
3. need money from #2 to own/operate car to use for dates.
4. peer pressure

Did you know?

Did you know that there are four main reasons why some youth may hesitate to participate in civil life? Firstly, many young individuals may feel disillusioned and disconnected from society, believing that their voices won't be heard or that their efforts won't create substantial change. Secondly, the lack of knowledge and understanding about political and civic processes can discourage young people from engaging, as they may feel overwhelmed or uncertain about where to begin. Thirdly, societal factors such as systemic inequality or discrimination can create barriers, making it difficult for certain youth groups to feel included or empowered within civil life. Lastly, busy schedules and competing priorities, such as education or work commitments, can limit the time and energy that young individuals can dedicate to civic activities. By recognizing these challenges, we can work towards creating more inclusive and accessible avenues for youth engagement, making civil life more enticing and meaningful for the next generation.