Children, Culture, and Street Art in Society

This chapter examines the complexities of political representation in Germany and Europe, while also discussing contemporary debates in France regarding children's behaviors in public spaces. It humorously contrasts cultural attitudes towards children in adult environments and explores the powerful impact of street art as a form of expression in authoritarian regimes. The conversation connects personal experiences with societal expectations, highlighting the role of graffiti in commenting on political issues and facilitating public discourse.