Inside Nigeria’s Teen Pregnancy Epidemic I The New Resistance Episode 3

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  • čas přidán 28. 06. 2021
  • THE NEW RESISTANCE is an intimate look at the ballsy new wave of activists who are disrupting politics and tearing up the rule book about how to change the world.
    Pregnant at 17, sexual and gender-based-violence Nigerian activist Amaka Clement speaks out against the common practice of banning pregnant girls from attending school in Nigeria.
    Activist Savannah Skyler and her friends face the start of a new term at their predominantly Mormon high school. They voice their frustrations about the lack of teachers and other students who support their LGBTQ+ identity.
    Mohamad Al Jounde prepares to head to Lebanon and confronts his own identity as a Syrian refugee.
    Kennedy and Teens4Equality organize a march against the governor’s new anti-protest bill. But a rift in the group motivates several members to leave.
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Komentáře • 20

  • @Anakaraya
    @Anakaraya Před 3 lety +46

    All of these kids are brave as hell but Mitchelle from Nigeria is so strong on another level. I hope she knows that people are sending her love and support from around the world. And that what happened to her is not her fault, she has nothing to be ashamed of. Neither from being a victim of a brutal attack, nor from becoming pregnant from a consensual experience with someone she cared about. And to be fighting for other girls in her situation, while herself in a sanctuary... Mitchelle you are amazing. I wish you and your baby all the love and joy in the world.

  • @lovefromdrey
    @lovefromdrey Před 3 lety +43

    This video should’ve been about Amaka solely.

    • @abbysow7427
      @abbysow7427 Před 2 lety +16

      I also feel the same. They’re using Amaka story as clickbait and that’s not it😕

  • @kiki29073
    @kiki29073 Před 3 lety +54

    I don't see how a person can claim to be a child of God and then throw their kid out of their homes and turn their back on them.

    • @CASULL455
      @CASULL455 Před 2 lety

      You should see what would happen to this child in islamic country.

  • @jd517
    @jd517 Před 3 lety +20

    My heart aches for Amaka. She is brave standing up for herself and other girls in Nigeria. Kennedy is slowly learning why intersectional feminism exist. Equality is a broad term and not everyone will have the same priorities in regards to the term due to privilege. I think her Mom has the right idea with her giving the club up. She can still vent with her friends and fight for equality on her own terms without a school club.

  • @blondelina4370
    @blondelina4370 Před 2 lety +5

    it is so nice to see that there are still people that constantly work on changing the world

  • @3rdEyeGnostic
    @3rdEyeGnostic Před 3 lety +15

    That poor girl as the church cut the Mic. Brave girl, an appropriate ambassador. Church acts a mediator to God, as she praises almighty, bishop cuts the mic. Don't mess with people's intrinsically inherit truths.

  • @kizzak1459
    @kizzak1459 Před 2 lety +3

    pls we need an episode with just amaka

  • @jkasaya2935
    @jkasaya2935 Před 2 lety +2

    I have so much respect for Amaka, and God bless the amazing auntie helping her. Please can you share the details for the foundation to let people contact the girls house to support them.

  • @CL-yp1bs
    @CL-yp1bs Před 3 lety +7

    This is the wrong thing!?

  • @noufiiii2082
    @noufiiii2082 Před rokem +4

    ????????????? This is not what the title says!!

  • @halesm5720
    @halesm5720 Před 2 lety +7

    This is the first video I've seen from this series but I'm not going to lie.... i wish the title were more clear that it will follow 4 stories and that it spends the least amount of time on the story in the title. I expected this to be a full on doc. So I'm pretty disappointed.

  • @LowMedow
    @LowMedow Před 3 lety +1

    Conspiracy 👽

  • @admin.6150
    @admin.6150 Před 3 lety +2

    *Investing in crypto now should be in every wise individuals list, in some months time you'll be ecstatic with the decision you made today.*

    • @helenboyles886
      @helenboyles886 Před 3 lety

      Most intelligent words I've heard.

    • @parsa6526
      @parsa6526 Před 3 lety

      Dont invest in crypto its a gamble i cant take you seriously when you say wise individuals and gambling in the same sentence… if you want to invest do it in index funds like the s&p 500 that invests your money in the 500 leading companies in america and you are guaranteed to make money over time it will take a few decades to multiply your investment say for example if you invest 1.5 million in index funds in 25 years you will have somewhere close to 4.5 million with your initial investment or rather 3 million in profits. So over 25 years you can triple what you invested. Crypto is a gamble because of how unstable it is 1 minute you could flip 10x profit next minute you have lost all your money. It’s literally gambling be wise and dont put your money into crypto put it in index funds and I guarantee you by the time you retire you will be a millionaire. I invest 75% of my salary in index funds and i still live with my parents to cut expenses everywhere i can i dont gotta pay rent and I barely gotta pay for food so I invest most of my money. Thats what i call being wise not gambling on crypto flipping a profit and then wasting it. Crypto is a very temporary game and if you invest your hard earned cash in crypto over time i promise you will lose more than you earn. Moral of the story is dont touch crypto unless you wanna gamble and be aware you may lose everything so only invest an amount your willing to lose