"越多的青年开始认识到自己有发言权，就越有可能实现改变"
— Usher
Simplified Meaning:
When young people realize their opinions and words matter, they can start to make things happen in the world. For instance, if students in a school see that they can talk to their principal about problems like bullying, they might feel empowered to speak up. When they do, changes can be made to create a safer school environment. Similarly, in history, young activists have led major movements, like the students who pushed for civil rights in the 1960s. They protested and spoke out, which led to laws that helped make society fairer. So, if young people understand they can influence decisions and be heard, they can drive improvements in their communities and beyond. This means finding ways to share their ideas, joining groups, or even starting their own initiatives.
