I don't think it's a sense of entitlement as much as it is a sense of equity. And I think that some of what comes out of it is unrealistic but some is justified. But as I posted below - this isn't new and it's good.

We learn in our youth that the world is messed up - some sooner than others. Then at some point, if we are fortunate to live somewhere where it is possible, we reach a point where we also realize we can try to do something about it.

Later a lot of that idealism and energy can get beaten out of us. But that's o.k. - we need it.