Answer:
honestly? this is a matter of pure opinion, though i personally believe they'd be racism, homophobia/transphobia, poverty, student debt, and crime rate.
Explanation:
let me explain each one a bit more carefully:
racism is an obvious one, and one of the ones that tears our community apart the most. everyone deserved to be loved no matter their skin color, and to have a 'perfect society', we need to begin by accepting people regardless of their origins.
homophobia/transphobia also ties into my previous statement. everyone deserves to be loved, regardless of who they choose to love, as long as that person is a consenting and willing human being. everyone also deserves to be in the body and identify as whatever they're most comfortable with. if we can't achieve this, then we could never achieve a 'perfect society'.
poverty is also an issue that tears our community apart. it ties into a lot of greater issues, such as student debt and crime rate, though at the core, it's horrible by itself. many people are homeless and starving as a result of poverty, and if we'd ever like to achieve this 'perfect society', poverty rates are an issue that needs to be tackled.
student debt is what scares a lot of young adults away from attending college, and, as a result, it makes them less likely to get a decent-paying job. a 'perfect society' would require education to be more accessible to more people, so this is an issue that we would need to tackle, as well.
finally, crime rate. crime rates are insanely high in many places. this is because of a lot of factors, such as where people have been raised or who they have been raised by, but the fact still stands that high crime rates are absolutely an issue that need to be tackled if we ever want to achieve a 'perfect society', considering how much crime can negatively impact everyone around.
hope this helps! ☆
