Will your generation make a difference?

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Will your generation make a difference?
Kramer writes to millennials challenging them to step up and make a change. He starts by expounding on the challenges that his generation (millennials) faces. In the first part, Kramer describes how the world is a great disparity. He cites statistics that highlight the challenges of creating a more socially and economically equitable world for everyone. He notes that nearly one in six people in the world live in extreme poverty (10). He breaks down these statistics and expounds on them using analogies for the reader to fully comprehend the enormity of inequality and injustice. In part two, he calls millennials to step up and right the wrongs of previous generations. He explains why they are the best suited to bring change and create a more egalitarian society. He acknowledges that previous generations may have the wrong perception of the millennials and consider them lazy, entitled, and self-absorbed (11). However, Kramer sees potential in them. He believes that if they come together, millennials can change the world. Kramer makes a case that millennials are the solution to our problems. They can solve the problems they inherited and create opportunities for future generations because they have the tools. In part three, he presents practical ideas on how millennials can make a change. He inspires millennials to come together and collectively solve the problems of our generations.
While I support Kramer that millennials must step up to solve global issues, I also believe my generation (generation Z) will mak...