IOS 7 calendar on iPad mini

I upgraded to iOS 7 on my iPad mini. On the monthly calendar, the gray font is very hard to read. It is especially hard to read when you have the purple and blue highlighting on the "events". I know there are workarounds like looking at the weekly list, but I want to be able to glance at my monthly calendar and see clearly what events are scheduled for the month. I do not like the " invert colors" in settings so that is not an option. Does anyone know how to turn the gray color to black or another color?

On my iMac, the event font on the monthly calendar is much easier to see than the iPad mini. With the iPad mini that light gray against white is really tough to see. Using another calendar could be an option, but it is just a "work around" for a very simple issue. Attached is a picture of the calendar.

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