All the problems have their own solutions. And even though the stereotyping is something hard to fight against as we are not able to ultimately change the way humans think, we still can take stand and show the world who we are.
In the article from Hearliners by Jack O'Sullivan of the Independent, one possible solution to the problem of stereotyping of young people was discussed. In May 1995 new organisation was formed, called Children Express. It is dealing with regulation of media that stereotypes young people.
The organisation is part news agency, part youth club, says Rowena Young, London bureau chief. Its members, aged 8-18, aim to reach policy-makers by getting their views into the media. With the support of staff, these kids remind adults that there's nearly a quarter of the population they routinely forget.
I believe that this is a great way of dealing with a problem. And no matter how hard it might be to fight against it, young people should take a stand in defending themseleves. Because if we are not going to defend oursleves, then noone would.
Here is one more interesting video that proves that young people do not correspond to stereotypes:
Just always remember, You are responsible for defending yourself.
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