Millennials and Gen Z have lashed a government for a move that would see them working horrendously long hours.
The radicalism of my generation is often attributed to housing costs. But, as I found when I had my first child, there are much deeper issues at play
Your generation today holds only 4.6% of the nation’s wealth and you’re most likely struggling to own a home & are deeply in debt. What happened? In a word, Republicans…
“The ‘pay your dues’ concept is a trap.” At a first job, it’s almost a cultural expectation that you’ll be underpaid, harassed, or exploited in some way.
Despite its relative diversity, HBO's “Industry” is peppered with casual instances of sexism, racism, and classism.
The American labor movement has been reinvigorated in recent years, with teacher-led Red for Ed strikes, the General Motors walkout, the Fight for $15’s push to raise the minimum wage. Sixty-seven per cent of young people 18 - 34 approve of unions.
As part of Vogue's #TeenVote2020 project, 12 young people will be its sounding board for all things related to the presidential campaign.
Class politics is reemerging in response to the huge inequality caused by the 2008 crash.
With the bleak future millennials are facing, it must be asked: Will the cultural capital of middle classness retain the same meaning as the middle class in America continues to erode? Or will class culture and consciousness evolve?
An interview with Malcolm Harris, author of Kids These Days
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