Youth has traditionally been contemplated in our society under apurely age-old discourse, where young people are social subjects located in a moratorium stage, adopting different changes (biological, psychological and social).This approach omits important nuances that expose the many ways of being young in society, depending on the social contexts in which they find themselves, generating important social imbalances that affect youth This vision is frequently addressed by state entities for the development of public policies and other types of social assistance programs. This particularly influences political approaches, which are inadequate, creating reduced transformations in the reality of young people, in turn individuals have particular ways of sustaining and actively organizing against the structural transformations of their context, essentially in education and family.
