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Are Gen Zs finally proving their critics wrong? On Episode 3 of Sunday Mid-Day presents The Gossip Bay, Debjani Paul joins Akshita Maheshwari and Tanisha Banerjee to discuss the sudden shift of Gen Z activism from Instagram stories to real-world street protests.
In this episode:
Online to On-Ground: How Gen Z organized massive physical turnouts after years of digital-only activism.
Humor as a Weapon: Why jokes, memes, and dancing in water cannons keep young activists going without getting burned out.
The Generation Gap: How older generations and millennials view Gen Z's viral slang and "unserious" approach to heavy political issues.
A New Era of Protest: How reaching adulthood gives Gen Z the agency to speak out—and why love and dating are even finding a place on the protest grounds.
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By mid-dayAre Gen Zs finally proving their critics wrong? On Episode 3 of Sunday Mid-Day presents The Gossip Bay, Debjani Paul joins Akshita Maheshwari and Tanisha Banerjee to discuss the sudden shift of Gen Z activism from Instagram stories to real-world street protests.
In this episode:
Online to On-Ground: How Gen Z organized massive physical turnouts after years of digital-only activism.
Humor as a Weapon: Why jokes, memes, and dancing in water cannons keep young activists going without getting burned out.
The Generation Gap: How older generations and millennials view Gen Z's viral slang and "unserious" approach to heavy political issues.
A New Era of Protest: How reaching adulthood gives Gen Z the agency to speak out—and why love and dating are even finding a place on the protest grounds.