The phrase "young radicals" refers to young people who strongly believe in and support extreme ideas or principles that challenge the existing norms or systems. They are eager to bring about significant changes to society.
Sentences with «young radicals»
The czar could ease the tension by relaxing censorship laws to allow young radicals to let off some steam. (firstthings.com)
No discourse with young radicals lasts very long nowadays before a privilege is asserted, whether by race, gender, sexuality or gender identity. (politics.co.uk)
Alternatively, a Corbyn victory could position the party to harness and direct support from a new, young radical constituency (much of which either didn't vote or didn't vote Labour in the election). (compassonline.org.uk)