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A study of young people in São Paulo , Brazil , reveals that adolescents living in neighborhoods with high rates of violence and poor infrastructure tend to perceive the world as being more unfair for them than for others.
The study reinforces the importance of considering urban and structural factors, such as infrastructure, access to services and community cohesion, in the debate on citizenship and democratic development.
Social media algorithms tend to favor sensationalist or emotionally charged content over balanced and well-founded information, says André Vilela Komatsu .
Komatsu : "This not only distorts public debate but also hinders adolescents' access to more contextualized and evidence-based interpretations of the causes of the injustices that affect them".
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