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Is Gen Z Coming for the GOP?
It makes sense that norms are shifting in this direction as Gen Z’s influence spreads. Raised on social media, with access to once illicit bad-taste touchstones like Rocky Horror just a click away, they’ve largely replaced IRL subcultures with a constellation of aesthetics—cottagecore, dark academia, Y2K—to be performed, then discarded or demoted t... See more
time • Welcome to the Era of Unapologetic Bad Taste
By 2028, Millennials and Gen Z will combine to become the largest voting age population in the nation. Even with that massive generational shakeup looming, there remains precious little research and in-depth analysis on how younger Americans think about politics and society.
Peter Hamby • Out with The Olds!

A hard pill to swallow: gen z showed up more conservative than boomers this election.
Bet you didn’t have anything that predicted in your “gen z culture” deck. Worth reflecting on why.
Bet you didn’t have anything that predicted in your “gen z culture” deck. Worth reflecting on why.