What are the categories of social problems?

1. Economic issues (poverty, unemployment, income inequality)
2. Health issues (access to healthcare, mental health, substance abuse)
3. Education issues (access to quality education, school dropout rates)
4. Environmental issues (pollution, climate change, natural disasters)
5. Discrimination and inequality (racism, sexism, LGBTQ+ rights)
6. Crime and violence (gang violence, domestic abuse, gun violence)
7. Homelessness and housing insecurity
8. Political corruption and governance issues
9. Immigration and refugee issues
10. Social isolation and loneliness.

1. Economic Problems

- Poverty and homelessness
- Unemployment and underemployment
- Inflation and recession
- Income inequality
- Discrimination in the workplace

2. Political Problems

- Corruption and abuse of power
- Lack of political participation
- Gerrymandering and voter suppression
- Campaign finance reform

3. Social Problems

- Crime and violence
- Drug abuse and addiction
- Mental illness
- Homelessness
- Child abuse and neglect

4. Environmental Problems

- Pollution and climate change
- Deforestation and habitat destruction
- Overpopulation and resource depletion

5. Health Problems

- Chronic diseases
- Infectious diseases
- Lack of access to healthcare
- Obesity and nutrition
- Mental health disorders

6. Educational Problems

- Lack of access to education
- Low-quality education
- Student debt
- School violence and bullying

7. Family Problems

- Divorce and separation
- Domestic violence
- Child abuse and neglect
- Family homelessness
- Single-parent families

8. Technological Problems

- Digital divide
- Cyberbullying and online harassment
- Privacy concerns
- Artificial intelligence bias
- Social media addiction

9. International Problems

- War and conflict
- Terrorism
- Human trafficking
- Climate change
- Global inequality