According to research, Generation Z may become the most conservative generation since WWII. If this is indeed true, why is it so difficult for young people to be openly conservative? What keeps them quiet?
Generation Z is defined as the "post-millennial" generation. Anyone born after 1996 is considered to be Generation Z, or as a "Zoomer." Conservatism saw a harsh decline in the Millennial generation, yet the Zoomer generation seems different.
According to research, Generation Z may become the most conservative generation since WWII. If this is indeed true, why is it so difficult for young people to be openly conservative? What keeps them quiet?
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Mia Cathell is a Reporter for The Post Millennial and a Journalism Major at Boston University. She is also the Host for one of our upcoming podcasts, Raised Right.
Having appeared in multiple outlets, including Tucker Carlson, Mia is a vocal conservative for Generation Z.
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