gifted the idea of this movement to millennials and helped organize in the early days in 2011 in ducati park in manhattan, but it was zoomers who were coming of age 8th grade ninth grade 10th grade thinking about politics the first time through that lens of inequality a fairness of corporate responsibility of questioning capitalism. it doesn't mean that their socialists, but it means that they questioned capitalism. so that's one of event that we can we can still clearly see the the impact of today, of course in our in our politics, you know, the second event is of course the election of donald trump and whoever was going to follow barack obama would be a transformational figure in the eyes of young americans. and what what donald trump did whether whether you're a forum or not forum you could see the tangible difference that his presidency. created and that is always the most significant predictor of whether or not someone votes. can they see a tangible difference? okay. so a lot happened even within the first 10 days that presidency. that created a tangible difference it began to kind

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