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Young people today are living in an increasingly individualized and globalized world with new technologies and forms of communication. Social structures have less influence while chosen lifestyles and global youth cultures have more influence. New technologies allow young people to access information, communicate, and participate in cultural and political activities to draw attention to issues.
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