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Luisa Neubauer on Gen-Z-Protests: Breaking Out of a "Next-so" that Has Long Since No Future
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The climate activist Luisa Neubauer defends the growing anger of young people about the political and social conditions in Germany. "Today Gen Z experiences much as a matter of course, which has been hard fought by the elderly in the past decades", writes Neubauer in a guest contribution for the "Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung". "Nevertheless, the anger is there, and it is justified." The promise so far that future generations will once be better off …
Climate crisis, lack of teachers and fear of the future are affecting young people. For climate activist Luisa Neubauer, it is clear that the generational contract has been broken – with serious consequences for society as a whole.
·Osnabrück, Germany
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