The Gen Z Crack-Up?
We surveyed over a thousand young people across the anglophone world to get a sense of their views on politics and culture.
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We surveyed over a thousand young people across the anglophone world to get a sense of their views on politics and culture.
Across the country, Democrats have tried and failed to emulate Mamdani’s successful mayoral campaign.

A new crop of young Democratic Party challengers is running on generational politics alone, hoping to capitalize on voters’ hunger for change without running afoul of the centrist establishment.
A recent string of revelations about abuses by the Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps presents an opportunity to rein in the military’s presence and power in public schools.

The 20th century saw an explosion in teen media. Now many of those magazines have folded.

Twenty-five years ago, someone like Jimmy “MrBeast” Donaldson would have had little to offer the world. His rise to global phenomenon suggests that virality is emptier than even pessimists thought possible.
Youth sports are transforming from neighborhood fun to big business.
When the military wants to recruit students, it targets schools in big cities and the South, as well as schools that are poorer and less white than the national average.