Does writing have the power to enact social change?

I do believe that writing has the power to enact social change. Writing can be a very powerful and emotional thing. Writing is a form of expressing your emotions. Imagine, all the influential speech writers and icons in history. Such as, King, Ghandi, Obama, and Maya Angelou.

Writing can be about anything you want it to be. It can vary from a piece about slavery or a poem about an ice cream cone. It can rhyme or it can just have an organized flow. But, no matter how it's written or what language it is written in, writing has the power to appeal to everyone.

Different people are effected by different writing pieces. Some writings will anger certain people and other writings will bring joy to some people. Some writings will not have any effect at all and people would just be reading words with no meaning.

But, back to the topic. Writing will change people's views and perspectives toward some things. For example, you might eat meat and then you read about some of the horrible things that animals go threw when they are put down so that we can have meat. As a result of reading this writing, you might become angry and maybe even become a vegetarian.

Another piece of writing that might have an effect on you is a piece of writing about slavery. Writings on slavery might also anger the reader or make them sad. In some sort of was this writing piece will have an effect on you and take some sort of power.

In conclusion, not everything you read will have a powerful effect on you, but some definitely will. And the ones that do have an effect on you will be the ones that change your opinions about things. Those will be the ones tat will have the power to enact social change.