I have to perform a monologue that I hate, and I can't find a way to perform it without getting mad

Question

I auditioned for a role to read a monologue, and I got in, but I couldn't choose what I'm performing. (All of the monologues were written by students in my school) I ended up getting a monologue that I hate, which has NO emotion and is literally just a rant about how my generation (Gen Z) is lazy and unimaginative. I hate when people over-romanticize the past and act like my generation will amount nothing because we like video games. The teacher that was holding the auditions is also one of my teachers, and he said that he chose that monologue specifically for me, but I can't wrap my head around the monologue.

Answer 1

I'm sorry I'm just seeing this, so it's probably too late, and I hope the monologue went well. If you have to face the problem again, maybe this will help:

If you play Medea, would you have to believe it's ok to kill your children?

If you play Lady Macbeth, would you have to believe that murder is an acceptable political tool?

If you play Joan of Arc, would you have to believe in angels?

If you play (I don't know your politics, so pick the one you most dislike) Melania Trump or Hillary Clinton, would you have to believe what they believe?

Would those be reasons not to do it, or would they be exciting challenges?