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How Gen Z Is Shaping The 70 Elections Happening In 2024
The world is undergoing a political transformation with over 70 elections happening globally this year, and Gen Z is making its mark on the outcomes. In this episode of BTY, we explore the shifting political landscape in South Africa, our neighboring countries like Botswana and Namibia, and key global players such as the USA.
We dive into the rise of youth influence in elections, discuss the culture wars, and examine how the silent majority is shaping politics today. What does this mean for democracy? How are the battles between new media vs. old media affecting election results? And why is silencing dissent harmful to progress?
This thought-provoking discussion analyzes the trends and decisions shaping our future. Stay tuned to find out where Gen Z’s political power is leading us!
🔑 Key Topics:
• Changes in politics worldwide
• Youth participation in elections
• Botswana and South Africa’s leadership shifts
• Namibia’s upcoming elections
• How the USA reflects global trends
• The influence of culture wars
• Silent majority’s impact
📚 Timeline:
00:00 – Introduction
02:15 – Overview: 70 Global Elections in 2024
04:30 – The Role of Gen Z in Modern Elections
07:20 – South Africa: How Politics is Evolving Locally
10:45 – Botswana’s Election Trends
13:15 – Namibia’s Upcoming Elections: Key Predictions
16:50 – The USA: Lessons from a Global Perspective
20:10 – Culture Wars and Political Outcomes
23:45 – The Silent Majority: What Role Does It Play?
26:30 – New Media vs. Old Media: Who Wins the Influence Battle?
28:10 – Final Thoughts & Takeaways
📢 Key Phrases & Tags:
#GlobalElections #GenZImpact #YouthInPolitics #SouthAfricaPolitics #Botswana #NamibiaElections #USA2024 #CultureWar #SilentMajority #NewMedia #OldMedia #BTYPodcast #Politics2024
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By Better Than YesterdayThe world is undergoing a political transformation with over 70 elections happening globally this year, and Gen Z is making its mark on the outcomes. In this episode of BTY, we explore the shifting political landscape in South Africa, our neighboring countries like Botswana and Namibia, and key global players such as the USA.
We dive into the rise of youth influence in elections, discuss the culture wars, and examine how the silent majority is shaping politics today. What does this mean for democracy? How are the battles between new media vs. old media affecting election results? And why is silencing dissent harmful to progress?
This thought-provoking discussion analyzes the trends and decisions shaping our future. Stay tuned to find out where Gen Z’s political power is leading us!
🔑 Key Topics:
• Changes in politics worldwide
• Youth participation in elections
• Botswana and South Africa’s leadership shifts
• Namibia’s upcoming elections
• How the USA reflects global trends
• The influence of culture wars
• Silent majority’s impact
📚 Timeline:
00:00 – Introduction
02:15 – Overview: 70 Global Elections in 2024
04:30 – The Role of Gen Z in Modern Elections
07:20 – South Africa: How Politics is Evolving Locally
10:45 – Botswana’s Election Trends
13:15 – Namibia’s Upcoming Elections: Key Predictions
16:50 – The USA: Lessons from a Global Perspective
20:10 – Culture Wars and Political Outcomes
23:45 – The Silent Majority: What Role Does It Play?
26:30 – New Media vs. Old Media: Who Wins the Influence Battle?
28:10 – Final Thoughts & Takeaways
📢 Key Phrases & Tags:
#GlobalElections #GenZImpact #YouthInPolitics #SouthAfricaPolitics #Botswana #NamibiaElections #USA2024 #CultureWar #SilentMajority #NewMedia #OldMedia #BTYPodcast #Politics2024
Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insightful episodes! Share your thoughts in the comments: What do you think about Gen Z’s influence on politics?