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Douglas Murray | Youth Purpose Void | #CLIP

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January 25, 2021

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As the tribalisation and censure of social media intensifies in the aftermath of the US Presidential election, author and journalist Douglas Murray asks if there is a higher purpose young people can devote themselves to.

The insightful conversation can be found in full here

#SocialMedia #Purpose #Activism

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