Political ideologies, activism, and civic engagement influence how young people see themselves and their role in society. How does political polarization affect mental health, peer relationships, or identity formation? Can engagement in politics serve as a source of empowerment or stress?
How Do Politics Shape Youth Identity?
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Politics shapes youth identity by influencing how young people see themselves, their rights, and their place in society. Issues like education, jobs, equality, and freedom affect their daily lives, so they often form opinions early.
A few months ago, young people protested against the government and toppled the elected government in less than 48 hours. None of these people were associated with any political party. I believe these days people want good governance instead of identifying themselves with any ideology
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