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Should We Give The Kids A Chance To Fix Things?

Richard Bradbury | Christine Wong | Arvindh Yuvaraj

26-Oct-18 12:00

Should We Give The Kids A Chance To Fix Things?

David Hogg, a survivor of Florida’s Stoneman Douglas High School shooting and anti-gun-violence activist, shared his main obstacle in connecting with people - his age. He insists that the world should and can be fixed by the new generation. Do we believe this is possible?


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Categories:  Politics,  Law and Legal Matters,  Personal Development,  Entrepreneurship,  SME

Tags:  generations,  society,  ageism,  underestimation, 


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