Dowehaveavoice?

‍‍‍DO  WE HAVE  A VOICE ?‍‍‍  Created By:  Devonyae Stanley, Briana Washington , Mohini Shah , Rhea Shrestha, and Kailyn Palmer

‍‍‍This Girl Has a Voice .‍‍‍ []

This girl has a voice. She still graduated after her high school was torn down by a tornado. President Obama also spoke to them. How cool! This just shows that you have a voice. Source: []

How Can Students Get Involved In Politics?

Students can get invloved by doing the simplest things. They can get involved by turning on the news, or even sitting in their Civics class. Most schools have elections, (i.e, running for president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer) to simulate the real life elections that happen every four years. They can join political groups and clubs specifically made for students. When kids are old enough to ‍‍‍vote, their impressions of the political process are based on their formative years.

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Why Should Students Get Involved In Politics? Students should get involved in politics, so their voices are heard. If they aren't involved in politics, then they won't know what's going on around them. Politics plays a big role, in people's everyday lives. It gives you something to talk about, at the dinner table. It also, influnces you and your choices. Almost everything in the media is influenced by politics. (i.e, scandals, elections, etc.) Also, students are our future politicians. So, the way the government is run, is based on students today.



Should Students Get Involved In Politics? = =  ‍‍‍“If they are following what's going in their community, their church, their school, their family, their neighborhood, talking to their friends, reading or listening to TV news or newspapers, they are involved. One way they can get involved is to pick one thing they are interested in and follow that…” –Caroline Kennedy, the daughter of the former president, John F. Kennedy.‍‍‍

‍‍‍‍‍‍ Caroline Kennedy

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‍‍‍Even though these kids can't vote, they still come out on election day. Not because they have to, because they want to. They cheer on who they wan for their leader! (With their parents permission of course!)‍‍‍ Sorce: [|http://tewksbury.patch.com/articles/kids-get-their-fit-wet-in-tewksbury-politics#video-5498652]

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