Social issues are problems that influence a considerable number of people within a society, typically affecting their quality of life and societal well-being. These issues often arise from societal norms, economic disparities, cultural conflicts, discrimination, and power dynamics. Common examples include poverty, unemployment, education inequality, racism, gender inequality, health care access, environmental concerns, and crime. Social issues tend to be interconnected and can have far-reaching implications for individuals and communities, leading to widespread debates and discussions aimed at finding effective solutions. They are often the focus of social policy and advocacy efforts aimed at promoting social justice and equity.