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Did gender influencers doom Gen Z? (With Rebecca Jennings & Luke Winkie) [Ad-free] [Extended]
Added 2024-12-11 08:00:06 +0000 UTCDespite society’s progress on gender norms, the historic divide on the "boy-girl internet" has started to reemerge due to Gen Z influencers.
Despite society’s progress on gender norms, there is a historic divide on the "boy-girl internet," which recently has started to reemerge — the charge being led by Gen Z influencers. This week, writers Rebecca Jennings and Luke Winkie join us to answer questions: Are boys all right, and are girls all right?
Our guests are Rebecca Jennings, a senior correspondent at Vox who also runs the Rebeccacore newsletter, and Luke Winkie, a staff writer for Slate who also runs the On Posting newsletter. You can follow their engaging posts (and engagement) at @rebexxxxa and @luke_winkie.
Credits
- Host: Ryan Broderick
- Producer: Grant Irving
- Researcher: Adam Bumas
- Business Manager: Josh Fjelstad
Comments
The Chinatown scene comes up every week, I think you need to do an episode about it
Dan McKinley
2024-12-12 01:51:42 +0000 UTC
