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Never before have we been so connected, so continuously, so instantaneously, so young.
But the most terrifying thing for every single parent was to see their children being abducted and turned into young soldiers.
So I want to ask you all to invest in young refugees.
About 40 percent of those members are young people aged 20 to 29.
That is one in every 15 young people of that age in Rio today.
Why is it that Mayank, this young boy that I met in India, isn't washing his hands?
This Syrian young man survived one of these boats that capsized — most of the people drowned — and he told us, "Syrians are just looking for a quiet place where nobody hurts you, where nobody humiliates you, and where nobody kills you."
Laetitia's a young woman from Kenya who at the age of 13 had to drop out of school because her family couldn't afford to pay fees for her.
Laetitia is one of our young leaders.
We would get about 4,000 applications a year for 100 young leaders that we could take into this academy, and so I saw the tremendous hunger that existed for this leadership training that we're offering.
Dr. Barss came to the ceremony and explained that as a young doctor, he wanted to see the world.
I am addicted to adventure, and as a young boy, I would rather look outside the window at the birds in the trees and the sky than looking at that two-dimensional chalky blackboard where time stands still and even sometimes dies.
So there we were at the Supreme Court arguing in front of 12 Afghan justices, me as an American female lawyer, and Sahar, a young woman who when I met her couldn't speak above a whisper.
You guys are going to be the handsome young guy and I'm going to be the wise businessman.
This time you will still play the handsome young thing, but I'll be the sexy woman.
Many years ago, I had a patient, just a wonderful young man who was loved by the staff, and so it was something of a shock to us to realize that he had no friends.
Remember, I was young then.
Most of them are young, black boys dying by guns.
So the project took almost two years to complete, and we made individual designs for every single house on the avenue that we painted, and we made these designs together with the local store owners, the building owners, and a team of about a dozen young men and women.
Put it this way, and I exaggerate only slightly: If the principal smokers of cocaine were affluent older white men and the principal consumers of Viagra were poor young black men, then smokable cocaine would be easy to get with a prescription from your doctor and selling Viagra would get you five to 10 years behind bars.
Maybe, but it's not going to be young people, because it's not going to be legalized for them, and quite frankly, they already have the best access to marijuana.
And ultimately, I think that boils down to the kids, and to every parent's desire to put our baby in a bubble, and the fear that somehow drugs will pierce that bubble and put our young ones at risk.
In fact, sometimes it seems like the entire War on Drugs gets justified as one great big child protection act, which any young person can tell you it's not.
On January 4, 1934, a young man delivered a report to the United States Congress that 80 years on, still shapes the lives of everyone in this room today, still shapes the lives of everyone on this planet.
That young man wasn't a politician, he wasn't a businessman, a civil rights activist or a faith leader.
Well, for one thing, they're young.
What it basically means is the proportion of young people living in our fragile cities is much larger than those living in our healthier and wealthier ones.
But if you're young, you're uneducated, you lack employment, you're black, and you're male, your life expectancy drops to less than 60 years old.
And those young people I just mentioned, they're more digitally savvy and tech-aware than ever before.
It's tragic, but being young, unemployed, uneducated, male, increases the risks of being killed and killing.
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