June 6, 2013
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3:54Now PlayingWill Erdogan step down as a result of the protests sweeping Turkey? Will Gezi Park be saved? How will this all end? Samet Atasoy a writer and student in Ankara, the capital city of Turkey, believes that even if major changes do not result from the protest movement, eventually people in power will be affected because government leaders will realize that it is possible for the people to express themselves this way. Samet is encouraged by the fact that so many previously apathetic Turks have found a joy in and love for political, cultural and communal expression. If they like it, they can do it again, because it is not a chore for them.
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