Resistance Resonance

The Political Significance of Generation Z: Shaping the Future of Democracy Generation Z, born between 1997 and 2012, is emerging as a powerful force in global politics. With many members now of voting age, their political significance cannot be overstated. They have grown up in an era of rapid technological change, social movements, economic uncertainty, and heightened political polarization. As digital natives with a deep concern for social justice, climate change, and equality, Gen Z’s political attitudes and actions are likely to shape the future of democracy in ways that previous generations have not. In this blog post, we’ll explore the key political characteristics of Generation Z, how they’re engaging with politics, and the potential long-term impact of their activism and voting power. Key Political Characteristics of Generation Z 1. Progressive Values Generation Z is known for its progressive political views. Surveys have consistently shown that Gen Z leans more to the left co...