Write a dialogue between two friends about The Anti-Discrimination Students Movement

Sanjida: It's a massive movement that started as a protest against the quota system for government jobs. But it's grown into something much bigger. It's about challenging discrimination in all its forms.

Audrey: Quota system? I thought that was to help underprivileged groups.

Sanjida: It was meant to, but it’s actually creating a bigger divide. It's denying opportunities to talented students from general merit, while also not effectively addressing the needs of truly marginalized groups.

Audrey: I see. So, what are they demanding?

Sanjida: The movement is calling for a complete overhaul of the quota system. They want it to be more inclusive and fair, with provisions for minorities and people with disabilities. But it’s not just about quotas. They’re also fighting against gender inequality, religious discrimination, and other forms of injustice.

Audrey: It sounds like a really important movement. But how can we help?

Sanjida: Spreading awareness is crucial. We can talk about it with our friends, family, and on social media. Joining peaceful protests and supporting the movement’s initiatives can also make a difference.

Audrey: I think it’s time we got involved. We can’t just sit back and watch things happen.

Sanjida: Exactly. This movement is about creating a more just and equitable society. It's a fight for our future.