So.
We had a discussion last night in our house: my husband, myself and my 16 year old daughter.
It was on the back of one of the discussions on here about cultural norms.
It struck me that I didn't really know how life was viewed by folk: Generation Z from 1995 to 2009
You know I thought I knew. I thought it would be Climate Change, WW3. That sort of thing. But I wonder if that is infact just what is important to me. Being in my 50s, I am moulded by my youth experiences and how life has changed around me: feminism, 1980s poverty, Gen X culture. Thinking that we were going to change the world for the better. My parents grew up during the 60s. My grandparents through the War - and we didn't need a number to know which one we were talking about.
I misquoted There is no such thing as society
https://iea.org.uk/blog/there-is-no-such-thing-as-society
It was a long discussion. And I wanted to put it out there. What matters to Generation Z? What does life hold for Generation Alpha?
My daughter's answer, was totally unexpected. She said financial security (I paraphrase). I know that she is only n=1, but I wonder what you think the answer to this question is?
xx Mrs Snooks
