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Thats why we decided to choose the topic of problems of youth as the theme of this work. In this work we innumerate the main problems, which young people from USA can have (according to mass media and their own opinion), and compare it with the variety of problem, which youth from Britain, Russia and other countries can have.
Pressing social problems such as racism, unemployment, unhealthy lifestyles, intolerance, discrimination against minorities, gender inequality and lack of integration for people with disabilities pose significant challenges both for the present and the next generation.
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