 This is really, I think the voice of urban youth is certainly one of a lot of oppression. I don't in any way want to romanticize the police violence, the struggles with cholera or the floods. I'm not romanticizing that at all. But if those communities have survived all of these different onslaughts, then they are the heartbeat of the city. And we should really turn to them to see how to make our cities more just. And equally, these are the youth voices right now.