Graviditeten påvirker ikke kun de unge forældre, men også deres familier, som ofte reagerer med chok, skyld og vrede. Teenagemødre føler sig ofte usikre, stressede og pressede, og mange oplever depression. Uden ordentlig støtte kan børnene risikere at blive forsømt.

Derudover undgår mange gravide teenagere at søge lægehjælp, fordi de frygter andres fordomme. Det betyder, at de ikke får den vejledning, de har brug for – og mange fortsætter med at ryge eller drikke alkohol, hvilket er farligt for barnet.

Teksten slutter med at understrege, at det er vigtigt, at unge har adgang til information om prævention og graviditet, både gennem gratis klinikker, seksualundervisning og samtaler med forældre.

Stikord

• Teenage pregnancy

• Social stigma (Negativt syn)

• Education gap (Manglende)

• Economy

• No support

• Affects also family

• Health care (Smoking and drinking)

• Not enough information about pregnacy

• Adoption

• Big decision

• Responsibility

• Identity

• Growing op to fast

• Life changes

Juno (2007) is a comedy-drama about a smart and quirky 16-year-old girl named Juno who becomes pregnant. She first considers abortion but decides to give the baby up for adoption. She finds a couple, Vanessa and Mark, who want a child. As her pregnancy continues, Juno matures and realizes her feelings for her friend Bleeker. The film shows how she handles love, responsibility, and growing up.

• No support

• Parental absence ( Fraværende forældre)

• pore envioment ( Fattigt område)

• Its a documentary

• Religious tradition

• Isolation vs. Modern world

• Strict upbringing

• Individuel vs. Community

• Rascisme

• Justies

• Poor vs. Rich

• Black vs. White

• Identity conflict

• Black lives matter

"The Hate U Give" is about a teenage girl named Starr Carter, who lives between two worlds: her poor Black neighborhood and a rich, mostly white private school. Her life changes when she sees her friend Khalil shot by a white police officer. Starr becomes the only witness and must decide if she will speak out.

Being one of the richest and most influential people in the world.

• Born in June 28, 1971 in South Africa

• He showed an early interest in technology and computers.

• When he was 12 he created a video game called blaster.

• He left South Africa because he didn't want to support apartheid and because he sought opportunities in the United States.

• He's studied physics and economics at university but then I decided to focus on the internet because he thought that it has more potential.

• In 1995 he started a internet company with his brother where they made online maps called zip2

• In 1999 he founded an online bank which later become Paypal, where you can transfer money online.

• In 2002 he founded SpaceX to make more affordable rockets. He also designed a lot of diffrent rockets.

• In 2004 he joined Tesla because he was interested in the possibilities of electric cars. He has been with Tesla through out the years to where they are today.

• He also joined the social media twitter in 2009 there is now called X.

• In 2022 he bought twitter.

• In 2025 he started sharing he's politicos states ment and he became the leder of the Department of government efficiency, and supportet Donald Trump a lot.

Elon musk talks about Tesla and Electrical cars and why they are so important. They can help stopping the global warming which is helpfull for the whole world.

USA had a space race with Soviet Union which Usa won.

"That's one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.”

A lot of people had conspiracy theories thinking that it wasn't real, they spotted some mistakes and things on the picture and on TV that made them question the event. Many thought that they have faked it like in movies.

And this is still being discussed 40 years later.

Extreme human achievement

Some of them do it because of their religioun others do it to express them self and some do it to challenge the social norms.

Religion - In some religions it's a tradition and a part of their culture.

Express them self - To express their personality and identity.

Challenge the social norms - Push back against society’s idea of what is “normal” or “beautiful.”

Some do it because it beautiful.

It's both physical extremes and social extremes.

• Extreme nature catastrophe

• Many people died

• Roads, bridges, houses are been destroyed.

• Economic loss

• Nature damage

• Extreme consequences

• Nature dister - powerful

today there is still a lot of areas which hadn't recovered.

• Many people protested against Apartheid over the years

• In 1690 there was a bog protest in Sharpeville

• People protested against the pass law = ID

• the police lost control and shout into the crowd, about 70 people died.

• It started international protest against apartheid

• Nelson Mandela become af symbol of the struggle

• He was arrested in 1962 and got a life sentence

• Then he got released from prison in 1990

• In 1994 he became the first black president of south America

Short Summary:
Apartheid in South Africa caused many protests. In 1960, police shot and killed nearly 70 people in Sharpeville during a protest. This shocked the world. Nelson Mandela fought against Apartheid. He went to prison in 1962 and was freed in 1990. In 1994, he became South Africa’s first Black president.

Who was Nelson Mandela?

Born in 1918 in South Africa.

He become a lawyer and joined the ANC to fight for equal rights.

He fight against apartheid.

What did he do?

In 1962 he got arrested and later sentenced to life in prison, because he fought against the apartheid system.

He spent 27 years in prison.

In 1990 he got released as apartheid began to end.

In 1994 Nelson Mandela he become the first black president in south Africa.

Reggie looks at poor areas where many white South Africans live today. These places have problems like poverty, crime, and broken families.