Joseph I, I think because the I is older and has been in employment from before the I decided to take up locks, there is perhaps a greater acceptance of the I.
In this time, if youths are looking to go into first time employment, they are handicapped from the start just from being young and never having had employment experience before, since it costs business to train new recruits. I don't know about where the I is, but here in England there is also the problem that babylon puts out a negative perception of youths in general, so I and I Rasta youths who carry the locks are especially demonised in the eyes of many in a position to employ because I and I don't look like the 'good young people' and they associate locks with ganja smoking, they really don't give I and I a fair chance, if they give I and I a chance at all.
Obviously there are a few people out there who would employ Rasta youths, but with 20 or more people applying to every available job, and half of them being older people recently made redundant with career experience, I and I as youths really are struggling when it comes to employment.
Blessed love
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