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@9QPCDVR10mos10MO
Encourage is the wrong word, noone should be encouraged but they should be free to act if they feel it is right to do so
@9QM23NY10mos10MO
They should be encouraged to research and educate THEMSELVES on issues - and not necessarily those pushed onto them by teachers or guardians.
Too many iPad kids that can install mods on fortnite and create tik-toks but can’t write or sit in a public place without headphones on and actually talk to people
@9QKVZ8310mos10MO
Yes, as they have the ability to shape their own futures.
@9QKV2MD10mos10MO
i think yes, it gives them a voice and could possibly help shape future policies.
@9QKKMTK10mos10MO
Yes, social activism brings change and improvement to society
@9QKJTM310mos10MO
to involve young people in the social decicions which will shape their adulthood
@9QJL8CW10mos10MO
No, joining a cause just because someone you know has, is damaging to the original cause
@9QJ3ZCT10mos10MO
Yes from ages of 16 if that’s what they believe in
@9QHHTGW10mos10MO
Yes because it can be good for mental health and physical health
@9QGT8NN10mos10MO
yes and no it depends on the parents decaision but children should definalty take part in sport from a young age
@9QFTHVHLiberal Democrat10mos10MO
Yes to teach them different outcomes so they can form their own opinions
@9QFBJHS10mos10MO
Yes, we need to exercise our right to protest and fight for what we believe in.
@9Q8LHPR10mos10MO
They should because it’s important to understand the way the law and politics work.
@9Q7C89810mos10MO
it is important to teach kids things from an early age before they have developed so that they can make their decisions and opinions on topic better without biased info.
They should be educated on subjects and be able to form and share opinions but I don’t think anybody should be swayed either way so long as they know they have choices
@9Q6926N10mos10MO
No, they are vulnerable and many don't know who they are and can be brainwashed.
@9PZBRXK10mos10MO
No I think they should wait till the old enough to understand what they are doing. if not your just brain washing people who have no idea what they doing and just following the person infront of them.
@9PXCXWN10mos10MO
Not necessarily no. I think ideologies need to be explored and discusses but education is there to educate, not indoctrinate. If they want to then that’s up to them.
@9PRCP8610mos10MO
While there is still the need for activism, young people will be out there. There’s no “should” - they are.
@9PMHYTL10mos10MO
Yes, being aware of social injustices is important from a young age
@9PM4TDR10mos10MO
Yes because their future will be affected by what is happening no
@9PM4BK910mos10MO
Children have the right to learn and understand what they are a part of
It can encouraged but only if the student is aiming for it
@9PJC33H10mos10MO
Yes, I think they should. It’s good to get young people engaged in political issues that will affect them.
@9PFXMKH10mos10MO
Yes, being engaged in local community matters is important
@9Q55MGK10mos10MO
Yes, universities have historically been known as places of political activism so there is no reason we should not encourage them.
@9Q3SJWN10mos10MO
Yes. As it is the only way to encourage social change.
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