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What is the Difference between JSA and Y and G?  Can I do both?

Difference: Junior Statesmen of America (JSA) is a national organization that is entirely devoted to making high school students more aware of the political process.  It deals with local, state and global politics.  California YMCA Youth and Government (Y and G) is specifically a mock legislature and court aimed at teaching young people about California state politics. 

Can I do both?  Of course you can! Both programs are greatly encouraged but you will need to balance the schedules and events.

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