Pharaoh Of Egypt: King Tut Of Voting Age

There are things in the world that can be changed, and just because you aren’t of voting age doesn’t mean you can’t change them. King Tut became the Pharaoh of Egypt at the ripe old age of nine years old. My point being, he probably wasn’t very prepared or as prepared as he may have been if he waited until her were thirty, but he still did it. You see more often than not politics, or the world for that matter, doesn’t wait for you to change but, for you to change it. If you want to make a difference you don’t have to wait you can get involved, and here’s how:

You may not be of voting age, but if you get a heartwarming story or enough people to care, those in authority over the people will begin to care. A good reason things aren’t being
They use stars to encourage kids to save energy, therefore saving the planet. They have over two and a half million pledges, and all they did was getting their message out there, instead of using it for commercial time. Do you think they came up with this all by themselves? It’s possible, but chances are someone pitched this idea to them because of their huge audience. This also uses positive reinforcement, because if a child is doing enough for their cause, the stars will visit them and come help them with it. Also, Disney uses votes to decide how they will donate a million dollars to environmental charities around the world.
Start a petition. If you care enough about something, and you can’t get people’s attention, at least get their signatures. This will show that they are standing behind your cause, and once you get enough signatures, consider it done. This is a direct route to politics, through the people. This will only take a second of someone’s time, and most people do not mind. All the resources needed are a pen, ink, and paper. Remember to keep it looking professional, because your overall goal is for important politicians to see
It may seem like a waste of time, but the more media attention something gets, the more likely they are to take a closer look at it, and faster. Also, this way if it gets tossed out, you won’t be the only one upset and you won’t have to react alone. That is key because other people have different areas in which they can influence others, and as a teenager, chances are yours isn’t as big as a CEO’s.

Sadly, there are a very few to no politically active organizations in the immediate McLoud area. Luckily though, now we have the internet. Why does this matter? Because now you can join almost anyone around thee world to discuss politics and ways to make a political or social change. This is an advantage that someone like Rosa Parks never had, that you a meager teenager, do. So, if you feel inspired or now relieved that you have a political voice in a world full of those yelling their political opinion, I urge you to use it.