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Man Buns, People Pleasing, Nostalgia Cringe: How Gen Z Sees Millennials

From cluttered Instagram stories to casual drinking and questionable taste, Gen Z weighs in on why Millennials can be equal parts endearing … and annoying.

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Geopolitics In The News War in Ukraine

Poland’s Gen Z Are Opting For The Military — But Can They Handle It?

Interest in professional military service is growing among Gen Z in Poland, a frontline state in the Ukraine war. But is this generation, who spent much of their coming of age indoors during COVID-19, really ready to fight?

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In The News Society Women Worldwide

She Was Just 14: How Martina Carbonaro’s Femicide In Italy Exposes Gen Z’s Toxic Control Culture

The murder of an 14-year-old girl in Italy by her ex-boyfriend has sparked reflection on how patterns of control and possession, long associated with adult relationships, are now increasingly present among adolescents.

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Geopolitics Ideas

Gen Z And AfD? One More Sign Of My Generation’s Shift To The Right

Young men showed one of the most dramatic shifts toward Donald Trump in this year’s election. But with rightward shifts among both men and women of the Gen Z demographic, the reality is reaching deeper — and farther — than most pollsters or analysts can explain.

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Society

Why Gen Z Aren’t Moving Out On Their Own — And It’s Not Just Housing Costs

For years there has been a visible increase in the percentage of so-called “nesters,” people entering adulthood who do not move out of their family homes. But is the explanation for this problem really limited to the lack of housing availability or the economy more broadly? Or are they some other factors at play?

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Economy Society Work In Progress

Saying “No” To Dad’s Office Life — Why Gen Z Is Choosing Blue-Collar Jobs

While the traditional most promising path to well-compensated employment included a college diploma followed by a corporate job, an increasing number of young people are instead looking to the trades for better work-life balance, increased compensation and a break from the patterns set by their parents.

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Society

Dear Love Letter, Where Have You Gone?

Whatever happened to the love letter? Many are sitting in literary archives, while today’s youth prefers WhatsApps and emojis.

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Economy Future Society

Gerard Piqué’s Kings League Wants To Reinvent Soccer For Gen-Z

The competition dreamed up by Spain’s former soccer star Gerard Piqué is developing at breakneck speed in Spain, and beyond. Thanks to a fun format and rules borrowed from a number of other sports, it is attracting a younger audience, which is something advertisers are keen to see.

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Future Society

P.S. AI Love You? My 7-Day Romance With A Companion Bot

Artificial intelligence can now provide you with a friend or a romantic partner — for a fee. Italian daily La Stampa tested whether true romance can blossom between human and machine, or if it’s the ultimate bug…

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Society

Why My Grumpy DNA Can’t Break My Love Of GIFs

On learning that being French may make me genetically predisposed to grumpiness — and on coming to terms with my addiction to GIFs.

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Geopolitics Society

A Gen Z Adieu To Two Political Icons And The Toxic Legacy They Left Behind

The list of notable deaths in 2023 includes Henry Kissinger and Silvio Berlusconi, who many believe had already overstayed their public welcome before our writer was even born.

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Ideas Society

The Vacant Era Of ‘Homo Viden’ — A Philosopher’s Takedown Of Selfie Culture

Italian philosopher Umberto Galimberti says it is a tragedy to photograph a life into existence rather than living it.

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Economy Work In Progress

Work → In Progress: Gen Z And The Workplace, It’s Complicated

Gen Z, those 26 and younger, are entering the workforce. Their lives and values differ drastically from older generations, forcing employers to rethink how they work.

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Society

War In The Age Of Tik Tok, A Parental Guide To Your Child’s Mental Health

Many children are struggling with what feels like a constant state of crisis. Parents are right to be concerned, but they should not try to shield kids. Instead, it’s all about communication.

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Society

Colombian Gen Z Wins Battle For The Right To Have Blue Hair At Graduation

A determined student’s victory for freedom of hair in conservative Colombia.

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