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The October issue of blunt magazine focuses on the South African youth. The lead story concentrates on what it means to be a youth in the modern age, augmented by interviews with a cross-section of South African youngsters ranging from the ages of 13 to 19 of all races, and including skateboarders, surfers, bmx and fmx riders, kiteboarders, wakeboarders, musicians, the cover artist and a graf artist.
The feature also contains the results of our first ever Youth Survey. The story and the results of the survey do not claim to be comprehensive but at the same time offer an invaluable insight into the collective state of mind of our kids, who mostly seem to be proud to be South African, and largely content, hence the subtitle, 'The kids are alright'. Interesting stats include the fact that 98% of blunt readers have multi-racial social groups, 74% are still virgins (and only one didn't know what a condom was), 34% have a positive attitude towards teachers, and 63% think the future is going to be all right.