"They Think We Want to Emulate the French: "Gen Z Regulates" Member Receives Threats From Protests

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The youth researcher Kilian Hampel sees great differences to the protests in France in the student protests announced for tomorrow. He does not expect major riots.

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At the demonstrations on Saturday, young people want to take to the streets for climate protection and better education, among other things - but the content threatens to go down, the organizers fear.

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Gen Z regulates and calls for demos in Germany. We should look forward to the protest. The alternative would be fatal – a comment.

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Also in this country, representatives of Gen Z are now calling for protests. Generational researcher Simon Schnetzer explains what makes young people so angry – and what the protest movement lacks.

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Before the nationwide student protests on October 31st, "Gen Z regulates the peaceful character. A protest researcher also considers riots unlikely.

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At the demonstrations on Saturday, young people want to take to the streets for climate protection and better education, among other things - but the content threatens to go down, the organizers fear.