For some of our young blood who have fallen into Ilbe-style or far-right play

I am sharing a piece by the respected author Mok Su-jeong.
It was a piece that made me realize how noble and righteous the thoughts of French high school students—whom we used to look down upon(?)—actually are. It made me feel that my usual assessment of France was too low and made me think, "As expected of France."
Comparing it to our own situation...
The fact that sadness comes first... is that proof that my wishes are too greedy?
Full text of Mok Su-jeong's column
The average number of students per class in French high schools is 30.2. However, in some high schools, 35 students must squeeze in. In some schools, a substitute teacher is immediately provided if a teacher is absent, but in others, the environment persists all year round where a substitute is never provided. Some even have outdated heating facilities or poor insulation, making classrooms cold even when the heat is on. The Seine-Saint-Denis (93) region, which has the highest immigrant ratio in the country, is a representative area.
Even though educational facilities should be places that resolve and correct such inequalities, they have instead reinforced them. The affected schools began to resist, and children from other regions began to "solidarity" with them, fighting together against a government that has stood by or even encouraged inequality. In our context, it would be like children from Daechi-dong and Seocho-dong joining forces to blockade schools and take to the streets to fight to correct the inequalities experienced by children in Daerim-dong and Garibong-dong, where ethnic Koreans from China are concentrated.