For reasons not fully understood, at least by me, the current cohort of young adults known as “Generation Z” (born between 1997 and 2012) has fascinated social scientists and ordinary people alike more than any other generation since the baby boomers because Gen Zers seem genuinely different from any preceding generations. The first generation of ...
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