What is uniting the global wave of Gen Z protesters?

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Recorded10 Oct 2025

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From Indonesia to Morocco, a wave of youth demonstrations are sweeping the globe. Gen Z protesters are united in their use of technology, pop culture icons, and their dissatisfaction with corruption and wealth inequality. While the Gen Z-led protests slightly differ in their demands from country to country, the symbol they're using is the same, an anime pirate flag.

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