Addressing the Political Concerns of Youth
Do you believe that Jamaican youth are politically educated? or Do you think they are knowledgeable in terms of what they want to see? We take the opportunity to gauge the political concerns of the youth, where they met in 2021? And can more be achieved in 2022?
In this conversation, we have President of the Jamaica Union of Tertiary Students Christina Williams and Andre Stephens Political Analyst and Radio Host.
“The government has to admit that they cannot provide all the opportunities that we (youth) need locally, and they have to invest in us…”
– Christina Williams
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