CLEAN : Namibian activists in land claim revolution

The transcript emphasizes the need for the next generation to actively fight for their beliefs and rights, particularly in terms of land ownership and affordability. It highlights the struggle against corruption, elitism, and the unequal distribution of power and resources. The speaker calls for action to ensure that everyone, regardless of their socio-economic status, has equal opportunities and is not left with the scraps in their own country.

What does the speaker believe the younger generation should do regarding land ownership?

• Rely on government support.

• Wait for opportunities to come naturally.

• Focus on renting properties.

• Take proactive steps to secure land.

What are the two main issues the speaker is fighting against?

• Poverty and unemployment.

• Corruption and elitism.

• Technology and innovation.

• Education and healthcare.

How does the speaker describe the actions of the privileged?

• They are always considerate of others.

• They are often misunderstood.

• They are supportive of the less fortunate.

• They act without regard for others.

According to the speaker, what is the role of the less privileged in society?

• To stand up and demand change.

• To remain silent and accept their fate.

• To rely on charity from the wealthy.

• To focus on personal success only.

What metaphor does the speaker use to describe the inequality faced by the less fortunate?

• Eating crumbs from the table.

• Eating bones in their own country.

• Walking a mile in someone else's shoes.

• Living in a glass house.