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If you could change one thing about the way wealth is distributed in your community, what would it be?

In what ways do you think government should intervene to help those who are less advantaged?

How would you handle a situation where your personal values clash with those of your community or society?

What does 'a fair chance in life' mean to you, and have you seen it in action?

How would your daily routine change if public services like healthcare and education were significantly improved?

How do you feel about the future of work in relation to automation and the potential for universal basic income?

What impact do you think increased accessibility to mental health resources would have on your community?

Have you or someone you know ever faced a barrier to success that you believe could be addressed by a societal change?

How do you feel the concept of 'sharing the wealth' should be reflected in modern society?

What do you think your responsibilities are when you see social inequality or injustice?

In discussions about poverty, what kinds of experiences or perspectives do you think are often overlooked?

How would you redesign your school system to better address social inequalities?

If you could create a new law focused on environmental protection, what would it be and why?

What does economic justice mean to you, and can you think of a real-world example where it made a difference?

How might ensuring equal access to healthcare change our society, based on what you've observed or experienced?

In a world facing climate change, what everyday actions do you think could make an impact on environmental sustainability?

What role should the government play in regulating large corporations to protect workers' rights?

Why do you think some people are against the idea of a welfare state, and how would you respond to their concerns?

If a friend from a different socioeconomic background shared their life experience with you, what do you think you would learn?

What's your opinion on the current minimum wage where you live, and how does it affect people's quality of life?

How have you or your community been impacted by access to, or lack of, public services like transportation and libraries?

In your observation, how do societal views on gender roles and equality continue to evolve, and what impacts have you seen?

How do you think your life would change if there were more public spaces like parks and libraries in your neighborhood?

How would your daily life be different if all public transportation was free?

What kind of world do you want to live in 20 years, and what steps do you think are necessary to get there?

How do you navigate conversations when you disagree with friends or family about social or political issues?

What's one thing you wish older generations understood about the world from your perspective?

In relation to climate change, what worries you the most, and what gives you hope?

If you could design a smartphone app to solve a social issue, which issue would it tackle and what would the app do?

How does your culture influence your views on what should be done to support those who are struggling?

Do you believe that everyone should have equal access to education, healthcare, and housing - why or why not?

Why do you think people disagree about what 'fairness' in society means?

Can you think of a moment in history where a left-wing movement significantly changed the course of a country, and do you see its relevance today?

How important do you believe diversity and inclusion initiatives are in schools and workplaces, and why?

How can the voices of younger generations be amplified in the fight for social justice?

What would a world look like where no one has to worry about their next meal, and how does that idea make you feel?

In what ways can bringing different cultural perspectives together strengthen a movement for equality?

If you could address one piece of misinformation about climate action, what would it be and why?

What's one act of solidarity that you've seen in your community that had a powerful effect?

How might a significant improvement in workers' rights change your future job prospects?

How do you imagine the planet would benefit if every person planted one tree each year?

How do you propose we bridge the gap between the less fortunate and high-quality education?

Can empowering underrepresented voices in politics lead to better decision-making, and how?

How would the dynamics in your school or workplace change with the introduction of more equity-focused policies?

How can we ensure future technologies are used to further social progress rather than widen inequality?

If you had the power to end one form of discrimination, which would you choose and why?

What's one way that your community can reduce its carbon footprint without awaiting government action?

How do you feel when you interact with people who have vastly different economic backgrounds from your own?

What's one act of kindness to nature or humanity that reverberated positively in your life?

Have you ever felt empowered by a social movement, and if so, what message did it carry?

What role do you think emotional intelligence should play in political leadership?

How can individuals contribute to a more equitable distribution of wealth without relying on government policies?

When has a diverse opinion in your friend group or community led to a better outcome, and why?

If education shaped the foundation of society, what core class do you wish was taught in your school?

Have you ever had to stand up for your rights or those of others, and what did you learn from that experience?

What are the benefits and challenges of creating spaces for open dialogue on social issues in your school or online community?

When was the last time you changed your mind about a social or political issue, and what prompted the change?

What would you do if you saw an instance of discrimination in your community, school, or online?

How do you think a significant rise in minimum wage would affect your family and community?

What does true equality in education look like, and have you ever seen it in practice?

Have you ever felt that your voice or actions contributed to a larger social change, and if so, how?

What advantages or disadvantages do you think you receive from the current economic system?

Do you think protecting the environment should be a priority, even if it means higher costs for consumers?

How do you balance your personal needs with the needs of the greater community in decision-making?

If you witnessed a peaceful protest for an issue you’re indifferent about, would it spark your interest and why?

How has a personal experience shaped your belief in the importance of working towards a society that prioritizes social equality for all?

In what ways do you think society benefits from ensuring economic justice and how do you see yourself contributing to this goal?

Reflecting on the environmental sustainability efforts you've observed or been part of, how do you envision these initiatives shaping the future of our planet?

How do you think your personal future would be influenced by a society that fully embraces social equality?

What steps do you envision could most effectively bridge the economic gap between different communities within your own country or globally?

If you had the capability to revolutionize one public service (education, healthcare, etc.) for better accessibility, which one would you choose and why?

How could climate change activism be made more appealing to people indifferent to the issue?

How does it feel when you try to discuss climate change with someone who has a very different opinion?