Talk:National Youth Administration

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Subjective wording[edit]

"Through the NYA's initiatives, the youth triumphed and maintained their dignity by contributing to society, growing personally, and stimulating advancements in America that eventually proved crucial to pulling the country out of a period of domestic strife."-Not what I would call an objective statement. The youth (all of them?) triumphed? Triumphed in what way? They maintained their dignity-by what measure is one's dignity assessed? What evidence is there that the NYA pulled the country out of a period of 'domestic strife'? This sounds like it was written by someone with a political/social agenda.--RRskaReb (talk) 21:00, 19 June 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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