Raves are all night parties attended by youths aged from 14-25; they are made up of DJs playing loud electronic music normally generated by computers. Raves first emerged in the mid-1980s in Britain as after parties when clubs were closed. Since then, raves have gained popularity in many other countries in the world and expanded itself into a youth culture. Rave admission fees normally range from $5 for nightly events, and prices have gone up …showed first 75 words of 1467 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1467 total…certainly assist in creating a safer rave environment for youths. The education of drug use is the responsibility of the government, because people need to know what the drugs really do, instead of finding out when it is too late. Raves are not harming society, they are misunderstood, banning them is only a way the government wants to ignore the rave culture, but they have to understand that doing so will only cause more problems.