A Generation Takes to the Streets...
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They are about twenty years old, live in the suburbs of Paris, and demonstrate. The high school movement, which has since expanded and is experiencing a new day of action on Saturday, October 31, echoes the demands of a youth who is "conscious" on social networks.
Gen Z wants to demonstrate big this weekend. No one needs Randale! But politics should not just wipe the concerns of the young generation off the table, comments Mike Schier.
Those who do not take the demonstrators' concerns seriously in the face of gloomy prophecies of shop looting and criminal infiltration, are co-inflicted in a possible escalation.
DR Around the world, young people are taking to the streets, challenging governments and demanding answers about the future they believe is slipping away from them. From France to Milan, Italy, demonstrations have become a powerful expression of frustration over education, the cost of living, economic inequality and political leadership. But what is really driving these protests? Are students fighting for better schools and a more secure future,…
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