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In a typical Marxist society, special schools are set up for the children of party members and students selected by teachers, ages four to fourteen. Separated from the mass of their peers, they are rigidly infused with socialist theory as tomorrow's leaders, and as a privileged few. These groups have been traditionally known as the Young Pioneers.
In a typical Marxist society, special schools are set up for the children of party members and students selected by teachers, ages four to fourteen. Separated from the mass of their peers, they are rigidly infused with socialist theory as tomorrow's leaders, and as a privileged few. These groups have been traditionally known as the Young Pioneers.
At fourteen, those who haven't washed out yet then go on to join the party Youth Organization consisting of young people ages 14-28, where the hope is in meeting a spouse. By age 28, full party membership and a good government civil service job is granted, replete with all party privileges and voting rights denied to the masses.
At fourteen, those who haven't washed out yet go on to join the party Youth Organization consisting of young people ages 14-28, where the hope is in meeting a spouse. By age 28, full party membership and a good government civil service job is granted, replete with all party privileges and voting rights denied to the masses.
==See also==
==See also==