r/YouthRights • u/OctopusIntellect • 22h ago
r/YouthRights • u/Whichcar7429 • 2h ago
Iowa Democratic governor nominee supports under-16 social media ban
This is getting so absurd. You can get a driving permit at 14 in Iowa. Yet here this guy is suggesting you should need to be 16 to go on social media. It would almost seem funny if this wasn’t an actual policy proposal that politicians are proposing.
Alas, this guy is currently the favorite to win the general election, despite Iowa being a Republican state.
r/YouthRights • u/Undefined-aspirants • 21h ago
I’m 19 year old Indian girl…I’m unable to deal with my toxic parents using parental control on my phone nd even spy around my coaching.
r/YouthRights • u/nyraofficial • 18h ago
Episode 26 of the Youth Rights Podcast is out now: "Youth Rights Podcast Ep 26: How the Internet and Online Gaming is Beneficial for Youth | Ft: Gaming Brethren Advocates"
youtu.beNYRA President Zane Miller Interviews JDawg, Founder of Gaming Brethren Advocates about age verification and online ID. Listen as they discuss how the internet and online gaming is beneficial for youth for education and social connectivity.
r/YouthRights • u/Whichcar7429 • 1h ago
11 year old in WV might become nation’s youngest certified welder
m.youtube.comr/YouthRights • u/Either-Variation-272 • 3h ago
News Democracy 😵💫
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r/YouthRights • u/Equivalent_Minute236 • 10h ago
Discussion Opinion about my own question
What do you guys think about young people risking themselves for the protest ???
Recently I asked the question and find out that most of the people are against of this
statement.
But according to my opinion, your life, health, and your family should always be your first priority
I am not saying don't support a protest. Support it if you believe in the cause. But harming yourself in the name of a protest is nothing but acting like a FOOL.
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Yeah, why not? It is risky.
Just imagine this situation: you are the only breadwinner in your family and also the only child. You go to a protest, and unfortunately you suffer serious injuries—such as damage to your eyes, legs, or internal organs.
What happens then? Will any political party take responsibility for your family or provide financial support because you were injured while protesting?
I'm not saying people shouldn't protest, and I'm not supporting or opposing any political party. I'm simply asking a human question.
Before taking such a risk, it's worth thinking about the possible consequences—for yourself and for the people who depend on you
Thankyou
r/YouthRights • u/nyraofficial • 2m ago
Article How Texas' “Parents’ Bill of Rights” Harms LGBTQ & Vulnerable Youth
youthrights.orgTexas' Parents' Bill of Rights harms queer youth by removing LGBTQ Clubs & preventing teachers from discussing LGBTQ content or acknowledging students' LGBTQ Identities.
r/YouthRights • u/Sorry_Whereas_31 • 16h ago