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Why is Diversity of Opinion a Bad Thing in London?
It’s tough to build a better city when there are those who believe that differing priorities and opinions equal apathy and lack of engagement. Continue reading
Time to Stop Swimming Upstream and Dam the Damn School Boards
Examining the responses to my London Free Press column about the continued issues we’re facing with a school system that has abdicated its teaching responsibilities and how apathy is the greatest challenge. Continue reading
The $415,000 Question
The need to eliminate youth apathy in municipal politics. Continue reading
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Tagged apathy, City Hall, London, voting, youth
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