Generation Z wants significant change in government
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Generation Z generally refers to people born from the late 1990s to the early 2010s, though the exact dates vary. Its members have grown up amid widespread internet use and major changes in education, work and public life.
Governments make decisions about issues such as taxes, public services, rights and the environment. The ways people seek change range from voting and contacting representatives to campaigning for changes to laws or institutions.
Views within any generation differ, and calls for change can mean different things to different people. Understanding them depends on knowing which policies or parts of government are being discussed and whose views are represented.