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by Jerome Taylor & Yan Zhao Hong Kong’s youth are shunning their city’s annual Tiananmen vigil, focused on fighting their own pro-democracy battles instead of commemorating a historical atrocity against compatriots from whom they feel steadily more alienated. Students and youngsters have been at the vanguard of democracy protests that have convulsed Hong Kong in […]
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