SRM Live S02E02 - Political Engagement in Uni [aka How We Can Save the World]

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Anastasia, Machiel, and A discuss how students can be active participants in the political sphere -- whether that be in uni or locally! We all have a voice and we all have the choice to use it. As A said so eloquently in this broadcast; "I can't, but we can." Let us join together to create positive change! And of course, happy listening! Track list: La Rage - Keny Arkana "Mother Anarchy Loves Her Sons" (Rock Version) Hasta Siempre Comandante Marcos

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