Overcoming Social Problems

It can sometimes be a struggle to get the job you want or get admitted to the university that you like but imagine how hard it would be if you were not judged by your skills, but by where you grew up and by which accent you have. This is what the kind of circumstances that many both younger, but also older British people must live with every day. The prime minister Theresa May have chosen to change these conditions to be her main priority, but there is a lot to do, and it has only gotten worse the past years. So, what is the main obstacle that is preventing the changes? Is it even possible to create more social mobility now or is it too late? And if it is not too late how do you overcome these obstacles and create a better society for everyone? However, one should not be judged by where he or she grew up or how he or she speaks and the obstacles must be overcome.

There is a lot of problems in the United Kingdom. One of them is the

She is stuck living with her boyfriend at his mother’s place while working as a waitress and subletting her own apartment to make up money for rent every month. She has gotten offers to become an unpaid intern at a lot of big TV company, which would give her the exposure that she needs to get a well-paid job, but she cannot accept it, because she needs the money from her waitressing job and she can’t do both, but people from an upper-class, would, however, be able to accept the intern offer, because of the money they would get from their parents, but unfortunately poppy and the other people from the lower class and lower working class does not have that privilege and can therefore not accept the unpaid internships they