Yesterday I was listening to the radio.
It was somewhat interesting as the hoasts are Englishman and a Pole, and the guests were a Chinese and a Spaniard.
The topic was music but one of them gave an offhand remark about there not being any anti-establishment movements in the Gen-Z/Millenials.
My initial reaction was, no way there has to be something. Then I started wondering "yeah, but who?"
The only thing I managed to come up with is the Woke crowd.
But here we have something that may never have happened in my lifetime.
The Woke crowd is not anti-establishment in the same way Hippies and Punks were.
The stated goal is to decrease suffering and bring forward change by promoting inclusion. And they are working seemingly from inside the establishment.
So while Hippies were marginalized and ridiculed, and punks were escapists that worked to remove themselves, the woke(for lack of a better term) are working hard to put themselves inside the structures of the establishment.
I don't have a point to make in this. I'm just musing about the topic. I hope to get your opinion on what the broadly defined rebellion of the youth looks like in the second decade of the XXI century?
It was somewhat interesting as the hoasts are Englishman and a Pole, and the guests were a Chinese and a Spaniard.
The topic was music but one of them gave an offhand remark about there not being any anti-establishment movements in the Gen-Z/Millenials.
My initial reaction was, no way there has to be something. Then I started wondering "yeah, but who?"
The only thing I managed to come up with is the Woke crowd.
But here we have something that may never have happened in my lifetime.
The Woke crowd is not anti-establishment in the same way Hippies and Punks were.
The stated goal is to decrease suffering and bring forward change by promoting inclusion. And they are working seemingly from inside the establishment.
So while Hippies were marginalized and ridiculed, and punks were escapists that worked to remove themselves, the woke(for lack of a better term) are working hard to put themselves inside the structures of the establishment.
I don't have a point to make in this. I'm just musing about the topic. I hope to get your opinion on what the broadly defined rebellion of the youth looks like in the second decade of the XXI century?