Growing Pains Political Cartoons by Patrice Smith

Age Gap- Mrs. Smith

patrice_smith — 2025-01-30 16:26:55 UTC

The central argument of this political cartoon is that the issue of young people being in conflict with older people isn't as discussed but is still important to consider.

Back to School- Mrs. Smith

patrice_smith — 2025-01-30 16:35:15 UTC

The central argument of this political cartoon is that older people don't follow social media and are well behind on news and current events.

Aging Politicians - Bryan

2025-01-30 16:42:36 UTC

The central argument of this political cartoon is that society around them is painting the capital of the United States as an average geezer home because of the member's age and the youth are taking up that information and running with it.

Age Gap-Anna Hood

2025-01-30 16:45:36 UTC

The central argument for this cartoon is that while the older generation is judging the younger generation for going slow in life and not moving forward, however they have so many student loans they are struggling.

Family Dinner - Anthony Pham

2025-01-30 16:52:54 UTC

The central argument of this political cartoon is that older people are quick to dismiss younger people's praise and gratefulness in favor of their own well-being.

Roni

2025-01-30 17:31:33 UTC

The central argument of this political cartoon is that the younger people jug others too fast and they don't think what else they are to someone else

New technology- Emily

2025-01-30 17:42:27 UTC

The central argument of this political cartoon is that phones have consumed the younger generation because they have everything they need on them including food and water.

Aging - Nelly Juarez

2025-01-30 17:59:35 UTC

The central argument in this cartoon would be that the older generations are depending on the younger generations as they grow in age over time.

Younger Generation-Reagan

2025-01-30 20:20:06 UTC

The central argument of this political cartoon is to show how the older generation has put so much pressure on their children to be just like them that it weighs the younger people down and makes them feel as if they stand out during every day activities.

Age Gap - Brianna

2025-01-30 21:56:45 UTC

The central argument of this political cartoon is that big age gaps can create an unfair situation where older people have more control, making it easier to pressure or manipulate younger people.

Childhood - Romario

2025-01-31 04:29:10 UTC

The central argument of this political cartoon is that even though you grow up some people have not left their childhood and carry it with them.

2025-01-31 15:44:37 UTC

The central argument of this political cartoons is that younger people might not make some research about the president that they choose and might just vote for the president that they feel like gives off based on what they like.

Aging - Peyton

2025-01-31 15:49:13 UTC

The central argument of this political cartoon is that ever since phones got invented it has changed the world, and people don't have conversations like they used to back in the day after school.

2025-01-31 15:49:16 UTC

The central argument of this political cartoon is that older people are less known with the things that children are doing or saying, and that they are not caught up with the new times

2025-01-31 15:49:31 UTC

The central argument of this political cartoon is that technology has overtaken teens lives so much that why are starting to ignore the atmosphere around them.

What do you want to be when you grow up?- Sarah

2025-01-31 15:52:02 UTC

The central argument of this political cartoon is that growing up girls can dream of doing any job, but still when they get the job they wont be paid like a man.

Healthcare System- Keira

2025-01-31 15:53:21 UTC

The central argument of this political cartoon is that the older generation is often the priority in the healthcare system, and the younger generation's health problems are overlooked.

"So are all the dinosaurs extinct?" -Kennley Francisco

2025-01-31 15:54:08 UTC

The central argument of this political cartoon is that we continue to allow older and older candidates to run for president, that we would think aren't even eligible to lead our country.

Age Gap- Jacquelin

2025-01-31 15:54:58 UTC

the central argument is kids these days can't do anything without any type of technology.

Age Gap-Wendy

2025-01-31 16:05:12 UTC

The central argument of this political cartoon is that people think that people in office cheat, scheme, and deceive their way into their position or the White House. No one ever gets in the White House by doing the right thing and trying hard for that position they always cheat and scheme their way to their spots.

Opportunity - Kevin Barrientos

2025-01-31 16:16:36 UTC

This central argument of this political cartoon states how older people serve as a hassle as they weigh down on younger families and leave less opportunity to strive.

Age Gap- Charlsie

2025-01-31 16:17:30 UTC

The central argument of this political cartoon is that the younger generation always has something to blame except themselves, even if it is their fault they will always have something else to blame before themselves.

Age Gap- Karson

2025-01-31 16:19:33 UTC

The central argument of this political cartoon is that if you look up to the wrong people's lifestyles you are going to make the same mistakes they did and nothing will change when something does need to

Technology - Keyli Hargett

2025-02-04 15:46:17 UTC

The central argument of this political cartoon is that kids in this generation are too glued into technology. This world is so dependent on technology today that the kids now are being rewarded for doing something on a tablet, instead of talking to real people.

Inflation- Kalei

kaleimitchell3 — 2025-02-24 15:58:43 UTC

The central argument of this political cartoon is that inflation has went up so much in the past years that it is hard to even buy simple items in life such as eggs because they are so expensive.