Gen Z is starting to drink more alcohol, but data shows they feel the need to prepare an excuse if they're not indulging. It's forcing bars to change.
They've both arrived at the same conclusions on a surprising number of things, often for completely different reasons.
"I'm either going to get sober or die." This was the startling realization Parker Schley came to after his battle with alcoholism reached what he describes as the point of no return. "I couldn't ...
Welcome back to The Feed. We are three Generation Z editors at The Hill working to understand the ins and outs of our ...
Things like a traditional 9-to-5 workday and making important phone calls are overwhelming hardships for Gen Z, even though ...
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The boomer government needs to stop talking at Gen Z and start talking to them
The state needs to take deep breaths, wipe its glasses, look them in the eye and hear their side of the story in their own ...
Wall Street Journal's Mary Julia Koch warns that Gen Z's increasing use of AI for text messages and social conversations ...
As digital natives, Gen Z learned many extremely practical life skills while they were little kids that many baby boomers and ...
New data shows Gen Z lags older generations in their comfort level with saying they're not drinking. Younger adults drink less than previous generations, but their rates of consumption are increasing.
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