Does the Biden Campaign know this. They dont seem to know how to connect. Biden is my age but I know this way of communicating but he does not seem to. He is the best president we could have in these years after Trump but he needs to know this stuff you are writing about.
“Why is the Biden Administration’s incredible anti-trust work not front and center in our messaging?” Yes! And not only for young people. I live in a rural town filled with working class boomers who *hate* the power corporations have over our society and government. And they have no idea of the unprecedented work that’s being done to fight those giants.
Instead of doing any of this, encourage your teens to truly dream and imagine a world without that domination that scares us all, and that some try to accept by rationalizing as they way things are.
Yes! We do that. It’s the topic of many conversations. But we still have to navigate some of the despair and depression, especially living in a state with a right-wing governor and legislature. Someone asked me about this in an interview recently and I said I felt like one of the the single most important things I could do was connect my kids with other people working on the issues they cared about, so they feel agency and also know they’re not alone.
Does the Biden Campaign know this. They dont seem to know how to connect. Biden is my age but I know this way of communicating but he does not seem to. He is the best president we could have in these years after Trump but he needs to know this stuff you are writing about.
“Why is the Biden Administration’s incredible anti-trust work not front and center in our messaging?” Yes! And not only for young people. I live in a rural town filled with working class boomers who *hate* the power corporations have over our society and government. And they have no idea of the unprecedented work that’s being done to fight those giants.
Whew. These are all such amazing points! As a parent of two teenagers who are rightfully often angry, scared, or confused, thank you.
Instead of doing any of this, encourage your teens to truly dream and imagine a world without that domination that scares us all, and that some try to accept by rationalizing as they way things are.
Yes! We do that. It’s the topic of many conversations. But we still have to navigate some of the despair and depression, especially living in a state with a right-wing governor and legislature. Someone asked me about this in an interview recently and I said I felt like one of the the single most important things I could do was connect my kids with other people working on the issues they cared about, so they feel agency and also know they’re not alone.