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Racquel Simpson,Youthlink Writer

You have so much to say that we want to hear. Why don't you share your Feedback on articles and photos published in Youthlink. Feel free to make suggestions about what you would like to see us do to improve the magazine. That includes you too, adults.

This week two adults join three youths and have their say.

Sean, 19: This week's (June 8-14) cover page with T.I. was cute and the posters were nice; also, what a variety (lol)! By the way, 'Fashion Quickies' wasn't all that interesting. I mean, couldn't there be a greater variety of clothing and accessories? Interesting topic but I didn't like the content.

Zoey, 18: I've been checking out the YL text mania and I wonder where some teens find so much credit to send all these shout-outs. Well, I guess it's working as it seems to be quite a prominent page in Youthlink.

Ricardo, 16: Regarding the feature in which you guys interview young people who volunteer their time, couldn't it be more depicting? Could we actually see them helping someone to read or doing whatever it is that their volunteering involves?

According to the adults ...

Jennifer (entrepreneur): I think these youths are taking the Dear Counsellor feature way out of proportion. So much so that the feature is becoming distasteful to me. I refer to the one in your June 8-14 publication in which this young lady was talking about a recurring infection that she has been struggling with from age 16 through unprotected sex. These teens need to know that some things are just not for the Youthlink and that the person they are writing to is a counselor, not a doctor. It was good that he/she provided her with some advice, but this situation leaves much to be considered about the younger generation. In my opinion, they seem to use age 16 as a passport for having sex.

Sheldon (entrepreneur): Youthlink, in my view, clearly has a purpose and seems to be fulfilling just that. It's provides teens with a tremendous opportunity, very rear in many other countries.

Send your feedback to rcqlsmpsn@yahoo.com or yl.jamaica@gmail.com. Do it now before our feature ends!!


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