Showing posts with label Gen Z men. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gen Z men. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 30, 2025

Gen Z men are turning on Trump. But not equally. | Vox

That causation is still unclear, he said. But, he was clear that there does seem to be an accelerating divide by age. At least when it comes to views of Trump, he said, "there's still a sense of shock at the pace at which events are happening," that is hitting the youngest cohort differently than an older, more-jaded cohort that has seen a Trump presidency before. It would then make sense that the younger cohort that swung to him would swing away more aggressively. "Odds are they were not aware of just how unstable everything felt during that first administration," he said. "So they would feel buyer's remorse."…

https://www.vox.com/politics/473291/gen-z-volatile-young-trump-voters-conservative-democrat-liberal-vote 


 

Friday, October 17, 2025

How Democrats Can Win Gen Z Men Back (Find Out podcast)

‪@0liviajulianna‬ has never been afraid to speak her mind — and it’s made her one of the most influential young activists in America. She joins us to talk about how Gen Z is organizing online and off, what it takes to stand up to right-wing hate in real time, and why she still believes in the power of digital activism to drive real change.

Also discussion of the recently disclosed text messages revealing white supremacist and nazi content among Republicans, young and adults.

This is a conversation about courage, strategy, and the next generation of leadership in America.
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Monday, October 7, 2024

Weekly Roundup: Common Sense Christian Supremacy (VP Debate Reaction) (Bradley Onishi and Daniel Miller; Straight White American Jesus podcast)

In this episode of the weekly roundup, Dan and I dig into the recent vice-presidential debate featuring J.D. Vance & Tim Walz. 

We break down Vance’s appeal to ‘common sense’ and his outright rejection of expert opinions, connecting it to the long-standing Catholic critique of liberalism that’s been around since Vatican II. 

We also take a closer look at new data showing an unexpected rise in religious affiliation among Gen Z men, particularly when compared to women, and discuss what this trend means in the current socio-political climate. 

Finally, we reflect on how religious identities continue to play a crucial role in shaping American politics, especially in the context of the MAGA movement. 

And before we go, don’t forget to check out our upcoming events in Los Angeles and San Diego—hope to see you there!
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