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Gen Z protests in Nepal, sparked by a social media ban, have killed nearly 2 dozen and injured hundreds. Here’s what to know
The situation led Nepal's prime minister to resign Tuesday following violent demonstrations against the government. Read More
Why is Gen-Z crazy about social media? Expert explains the reason and its frightening side effects..
Nepal has been in constant discussion for the past several days. In fact, the youth, especially Gen-Z, have been filled with anger since the ban imposed by the government on social media apps. Due to ... Read More
Gen Z relies on social media for meal planning, new survey shows

Nearly three-quarters of Gen Z get their meal inspiration from social media – double the number who rely on cookbooks. Moving away from traditional sources of inspiration, 72 percent of ... Read More
Why Gen Z in Nepal is dying over a state social media ban
A crackdown on digital platforms has pushed younger Nepalis into increasingly violent clashes with government forces ... Read More
What to Know About the Deadly ‘Gen Z’ Protests Over a Social-Media Ban and ‘Nepo Kids’ in Nepal
At least 19 people have died as young people in the South Asian nation protest corruption after a social-media ban. Read More
Gen-Z’s Social Media Addiction May Have Ironically Led to an Indie Cinema Revival

During the pandemic, movie theaters notably struggled, as social distancing restrictions all but temporarily killed their business model. Many smaller, independent theaters went out of business ... Read More
Calif. parks jump on viral Gen Z social media trend

A very cutesy, very mindful, very demure social media trend has emerged on the accounts of California public land managers looking to appeal to younger audiences. The trend, which has spread like ... Read More
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