A request reached me at school from the Evangelical Academy of Tutzing, asking whether I would like to give a speech in six weeks. Spontaneously, I said yes. Whilst I only usually write down six or seven keywords for a speech, this time I collected my thoughts on paper every evening after, before or even instead of doing my homework. In this 45-minute speech, I wanted to address all the questions and thoughts that have concerned us children and young people for quite some time and which go far beyond planting trees, and for which it was never the right moment or there was never enough speaking time. A few days later, the idea began to grow that I, as a 15-yearold, could continue the „Time for Outrage!“ essay-culture of the then 95-year-old Stéphane Hessel, and that the audience on 10th March 2013 should be able to take the booklet with them when leaving the Erlöserkirche (Church of the Redeemer) in Schwabing, Munich. Admittedly, it shortened my preparation time drastically; I neverthel