I’m a little ‘stereotypical young people who watched the voting hours for Bernie Sanders, and I’m not really with the choice of Joe Biden excited, says the 19-year-old Miles Brewster, a recent graduate school higher. He adds: This year, Gen Z, or those born in 1997 or later, representing 10% of voters, compared to only 4% in 2016, according to the Pew Research Center, “But it must be done.” , This comes at a time when many young American protests as part of the black-lead material life movement and at the forefront of election issues push race. TIME asked several young blacks, who will vote this fall in their first national election, their views on the movement of life black matter to the state American politics, and this presidential election year.
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