Rachel Janfaza

And they describe this as not only uncomfortable, but pretty tense. And when it comes to the high school setting, I've heard from plenty of both young men and young women that it seems that young women are called on more in class or speaking up more frequently. And there's sort of a confidence gap in terms of the young men and young women who are willing to speak up and out in classroom settings.

And so I think that, you know, if that's the foundation for which young men and young women are coming to understand themselves and their gender and It sets up a pretty rocky future for dialogue and collaboration between these two genders. And unfortunately, I think that there's a gender war really unfolding here.

And so I think that, you know, if that's the foundation for which young men and young women are coming to understand themselves and their gender and It sets up a pretty rocky future for dialogue and collaboration between these two genders. And unfortunately, I think that there's a gender war really unfolding here.

And so I think that, you know, if that's the foundation for which young men and young women are coming to understand themselves and their gender and It sets up a pretty rocky future for dialogue and collaboration between these two genders. And unfortunately, I think that there's a gender war really unfolding here.

There was a Yale Youth Poll that showed this split as well with younger Gen Z leaning more conservative.

There was a Yale Youth Poll that showed this split as well with younger Gen Z leaning more conservative.

There was a Yale Youth Poll that showed this split as well with younger Gen Z leaning more conservative.

Yeah. And there's been recent hard data that backs this. There was a Yale youth poll that showed this split as well with younger Gen Z leaning more conservative. I think it really is reflective of how old a member of Gen Z was during the time of the COVID-19 pandemic. And I call these two cohorts Gen Z 1.0 and Gen Z 2.0 with the cutoff being

Yeah. And there's been recent hard data that backs this. There was a Yale youth poll that showed this split as well with younger Gen Z leaning more conservative. I think it really is reflective of how old a member of Gen Z was during the time of the COVID-19 pandemic. And I call these two cohorts Gen Z 1.0 and Gen Z 2.0 with the cutoff being

Yeah. And there's been recent hard data that backs this. There was a Yale youth poll that showed this split as well with younger Gen Z leaning more conservative. I think it really is reflective of how old a member of Gen Z was during the time of the COVID-19 pandemic. And I call these two cohorts Gen Z 1.0 and Gen Z 2.0 with the cutoff being

who had graduated high school before the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, because in many ways, students were guinea pigs during the pandemic, and the ones who felt the intimate realities of the lockdown, social distancing policies, masking mandates, school closures, school reopenings, discrepancies between the two.

who had graduated high school before the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, because in many ways, students were guinea pigs during the pandemic, and the ones who felt the intimate realities of the lockdown, social distancing policies, masking mandates, school closures, school reopenings, discrepancies between the two.

who had graduated high school before the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, because in many ways, students were guinea pigs during the pandemic, and the ones who felt the intimate realities of the lockdown, social distancing policies, masking mandates, school closures, school reopenings, discrepancies between the two.

And so young people just became more resistant to authority, and that coincided with Trump and him being so outspoken against authority, against the system.

And so young people just became more resistant to authority, and that coincided with Trump and him being so outspoken against authority, against the system.

And so young people just became more resistant to authority, and that coincided with Trump and him being so outspoken against authority, against the system.

And once Trump was out of office and the Biden administration was really the one dealing with the end of the pandemic and the reopening of society, the person to blame or the party to blame for many of these policies lingering on were the Democrats in many cases, certainly in liberal cities across the country.

And once Trump was out of office and the Biden administration was really the one dealing with the end of the pandemic and the reopening of society, the person to blame or the party to blame for many of these policies lingering on were the Democrats in many cases, certainly in liberal cities across the country.

And once Trump was out of office and the Biden administration was really the one dealing with the end of the pandemic and the reopening of society, the person to blame or the party to blame for many of these policies lingering on were the Democrats in many cases, certainly in liberal cities across the country.

So I've had a lot of young men tell me that when it comes to social dynamics and political dynamics, they have for a while amid a movement for women's rights and rights of all people felt that they've been left out of the conversation.