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In an essay contest about democracy, a Crozet middle school student sees a 'messy and unpredictable' future

Summary by cvilletomorrow.org
Several weeks before last November’s elections, dozens of students from Charlottesville and Albemarle County spent time thinking about how democracy shows up in their everyday lives and in the lives of their loved ones. The students also explored their hopes and dreams for democracy.After turning their thoughts into poetry and prose, 42 students in grades six through 12 submitted their work to the Voices of Democracy: What Democracy Means to Me …
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