As a millennial, I now know what they did to us, and probably what they did to our parents so that they could do whatever they deemed fit. Thank goodness, we had a chance to raise our young siblings and shield them from the Gen X and baby boomers syndrome that made Moi and the other dictatorial leaders have a field day. Kibaki never did leaders with Moi-esque any good by giving us free education and improved infrastructure that made access to information easy. We are at a time when information is everywhere. In such times, Gen Zs should never allow the normalisation of:
1. Being threatened. Because it is through such that fear is instilled. As young kids, they never allowed us to ask questions. Punishment was like a death sentence, all in the name of "instilling discipline."
2. Be looked down upon. Always know your value, and do not let any person demean you.
3. Suppression: If something does not work well with you, just say it. The worst they can do to you is what you have already gone through.
4. Youths are the leaders of tomorrow: No! The tomorrow or the future they have always talked of is now. They lied to the preceding generations; do not let them lie to you again. That lie is very old.
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