Mobilizations are springing up even faster than the flora: an international youth strike for the climate will attempt to reach middle schools, high schools, and universities.
“Since our leaders behave like children, we are forced to take on the responsibility they should have assumed a long time ago.” These are the words of Greta Thunberg, a 16-year-old Swedish girl who, since last August, has been striking from school every Friday. She is the originator of the Fridays For Future movement, which in recent months has spread to several countries, including France.
In Nice, students will organize a march following the traditional route: starting and ending at Garibaldi Square after a walk along the classic route of Félix Faure, Masséna, and Jean Jaurès.
In the afternoon, the Education Authority organized debates on the theme in high schools and middle schools, but one can doubt that they will be very successful.
Would you compare this with a day without classes and, in addition, a nice walk under a spring sun?
