what would you say, stephen manderson?, i do, and a lot of people have spoken about the fact that we're all going through this together, and although i agree with the fact that this is the first in my lifetime, for many people, that we have suffered something as a world, but what gets forgotten is that we are suffering very different degrees of this. some people are having much harder times with it. highlighting those differences and those inequalities, it is really telling and showing, the fabric of our society seems to be coming undone somewhat and i feel that as a positive thing in this instance because it is really showing many of the inequalities and injustices that exist. broadly speaking they both seem to think it's going to be a positive outcome. do you agree? i would like to be as hopeful for my generation, i'm 24, change has always been a promise which has been dangled in front of our noses by successively more radical politicians. it is very difficult for me to believe that change, the kind we need as a species,

stephen manderson, better known as professor green is a british award—winning rap artist, documentarye an activist for better mental health care and suicide prevention. jameela jamil is aus suicide prevention. jameela jamil is a us —based actress, radio presenter, writer and social activist, and she has a huge social media following and has a new podcast and youtube channel focusing on social issues. that is our panel. welcome to you and our audience members whojoin welcome to you and our audience members who join from all over the world. you can join members who join from all over the world. you canjoin the conversation, remember. let's go to bucharest the capital of romania and what is your question? my question to you, given the current crisis, do you think this is a breaking point for change orjust you think this is a breaking point for change or just a you think this is a breaking point for change orjust a bend in the fabric of our society? very profound question to begin. jameela jamil?” would hope it is a breaking point moment for change and that is partially because this is no

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