Prime Minister Gaston Browne’s message, articulated by Gassy Dread and Empress Maria, emphasizes the need for the youth to combat climate change, unite against societal issues, and shape a future of sustainability in Antigua.
Empress Maria and Gassy Dread Urge Youth to Shape a Sustainable Future
Empress Maria and Gassy Dread Urge Youth to Shape a Sustainable Future
Through their powerful music and message, Gassy Dread and Empress Maria call on the youth of Antigua to rise against climate change and societal division.
In a heartfelt call to action, Gassy Dread and Empress Maria are mobilizing the youth of Antigua to engage in a transformative movement towards sustainability and unity. Recognizing that music can serve as a powerful weapon for peace, their message is clear: "Put it down."
Prime Minister Gaston Browne echoes this sentiment as he highlights the pressing challenges that small island nations like Antigua face—challenges fueled by climate change, poverty, and systemic inequalities rooted in global greed. With passion and purpose, Gassy Dread urges the younger generation to prioritize the protection of the earth and foster a sense of community.
The essence of their message is a call to abandon violence, hatred, and division in favor of hope and collaboration. “Put down the guns, put down the hate, and pick up the future,” they proclaim. They envisions a future where Antigua stands as a beacon of sustainability and resilience.
Their movement calls for collective action to address climate issues, aiming to empower young people to be leaders in creating a better world. It’s time for the youth to take charge, for their actions today will shape the tomorrow of not just Antigua, but the entire planet.
