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I hear you. And I agree with you. Children do have a voice, and we as adults can learn so much from you and your peers! Don't be SILENCED and ALWAYS believe in yourself and in what you believe and have to say.
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Young people are particularly aware of the ways our culture discounts and devalues them. I was struck by the depth of the young woman's analysis and hope that more people hear her story.