8/Even among young white men, Trump gets less favorable marks than Obama.pic.twitter.com/WUla5hDeGB
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17/Most young people support allowing offensive speakers on campus.pic.twitter.com/GWEroWV2zl
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18/Among young white, Hispanic, and Asian people, there is overwhelming support for allowing offensive speakers on campus, while young black people are evenly divided on the question.pic.twitter.com/NK5mIVMgkf
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19/Finally, most young people are not as gender-fluid as the stereotypes would have you believe.pic.twitter.com/jrDKNzyM0X
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20/From this survey, I conclude that Generation Z looks a lot like you'd expect - a slightly, but not hugely, more liberal version of their Generation X parents.
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21/The idea that Generation Z is a bunch of "redpilled" YouTube Nazis is a fever dream, as is the idea that they are a bunch of intolerant fist-pumping campus SJWs. They're moderate liberals, like the two generations before them.
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22/People on the Right who think that the white half of Generation Z is going to ride to their rescue need to strongly reconsider. White Gen Zers are evenly divided, and lean slightly to the left. That cavalry is not coming.
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23/And Gen Z isn't going to usher in a leftist Cultural Revolution. But they *are* going to continue inching America very slowly to the left. (end)
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What's very telling is that the group that has to deal the most with hate speech directed at them is the group that isn't enthused about having it on campus. What's more telling is that there's no follow up as TO WHY Black students feel so differently than others.
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