Poverty in the face of integration and inclusion has no effect

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It is obvious that the curse of poverty is rejection, but not just hunger. Because if we determine the curse of poverty by hunger, it will be as if we just characterized it by an element which is not even primordial nor which does not determine it totally. Note that poverty is indigence, a lack of the things necessary for life and poverty is any deficiency of elements or resources that are needed or desired, or that constitute richness. This is not explained just by hunger but by everything necessary for the survival of man, let us point out that hunger is part of it.

And so, I accept that the curse of poverty is not hunger but rejection because hunger is part of poverty and not poverty per se; but the curse of poverty can be qualified as rejection in the sense that, since poverty is determined by the lack of necessary things, it can cause a person to feel in the lack of something which is essential to his survival, may feel rejected and this will have consequences over his entire life that may push him to qualify as poor.

As a leader, the way I can use to help those who have felt rejected by society to feel included, respected and empowered is just integration and inclusion in that them, by feeling rejected, they find it difficult to integrate into society because they qualify as poor or in the minority according to their different categories; but when I find the possibility to integrate them and include them in all the activities that I can organize as a leader, that they have an opportunity to see other young people who give them respectful consideration and that they all feel equal and able to face any challenges that may arise in life, it can give them another form of consideration that can ensure that they are included, respected and empowered.

It is true that most young people feel rejected and excluded according to their different social affinities due to their social rank (poor or rich), their tribe or ethnicity or their religion; something that we condemn and seek at all costs to overcome as a young leader; while bringing young people together to show them that all together no matter how diverse or different we are, we are able to do our best to transform our country in particular and the world in general, and make it a better place to live.


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