Gender Trends Sep 08, 2013 ... sexual orientation don’t define characters to the extent they used to. In Between You & Me by Marisa Calin, a girl develops feelings for her best friend, who is addressed only as “you” to avoid a revelation of gender; in David Levithan’s Every Day, a genderless character simply called “A” remains the same person, but wakes up each day in a different body. Further hinting at improved LGBT equality across this landscape, the more recent Levithan release Two Boys Kissing features an image of the titular ...
The Gender Landscape Aug 29, 2013 ... to anyone. In this respect, they enjoy a much less complicated gender experience than did their parents. But their unique openness presents its own set of problems. The ongoing struggle to “have it all”—a successful relationship, happy family, and fulfilling career— not only persists, but is more pronounced among Ys and Zs than in previous generations, and more likely to affect both genders: Across male and female respondents, six in 10 feel that “having it all” is an attainable goal. With men ...
Peace Of Mind: The Guide To Gen Z Burnout Sep 22, 2019 ... . In the past, it wasn’t socially acceptable to be open about one’s mental health—especially for men, as doing so was seen as emasculating. The effect of this stigma is evident, as men in the U.S. are 3.5 times more likely to die by suicide than women. Zs, who are the most open and socially accepting generation, are fighting against the stigmas that would contribute to emotional burnout—be it prejudices around race, gender and sexuality, or body shape. This generation of inclusive young ...
Retail 2.0: A.I., AR & VR Jun 20, 2019 ... to see more augmented reality in stores, and this rises to 23% of Trendsetters in the UK and 21% in the U.S. Interestingly, there's a noticeable gender divide: far more men than women would like AR options when shopping in-store. Men are more likely to prioritize gaming as a hobby, thus making them already primed for this kind of tech. As brands continue to roll out this technology and more customers experience it, it's likely all of these numbers will increase. - Brands Using Augmented Reality ...
Retail 2.0: Youth Outlook On Luxury Jun 17, 2019 ... young consumers. This is most clearly seen in how luxury brands are steadily becoming more inclusive, which is reflected in their runway shows, advertising, and general store policies. Take Gucci, a luxury brand that has realized that exclusivity is self-limiting: after a recent misstep with a racially-insensitive balaclava, the brand renewed its commitment to inclusivity and equality across race, gender, and sexual orientation by announcing the creation of The Gucci Changemakers Fund, a scholarship ...
Breaking Bad Mar 20, 2019 ... third of Ys, Xers, and Boomers in the U.S. agree (34%, 36%, and 35%, respectively). Ys and Zs, who are normalizing gender-fluid self-identification and expression, are aware that this is a major stigma they’re breaking. Zs in particular are prompting brands to create gender-fluid clothing lines, marketing campaigns that showcase a range of genders, and entertainment that reflects this normalization. Older generations, particularly Boomers, grew up in a society that expressed zero tolerance and even ...
Welcome To The Club Dec 13, 2018 ... seriously and use them to gain a deeper sense of connection and community. They have been emerging in private homes, clubs, and co-working spaces across the country and cover a vast array of topics, allowing individuals to nourish different facets of their identities and form connections through meaningful discourse. From gender equality to death, there are salon-style meetups cropping up to cater to the gamut of young people’s intellectual and emotional needs. Zero Gap is a San Francisco-based ...
Tricks Of The Trade-Off Sep 23, 2018 ... youth are passionate about technology and innovation, they recognize that advancements come with trade-offs. Nearly nine in 10 U.S. and UK Trendsetters agree that with any innovation, there's always some bad/negatives that come with the good. While these negative aspects sound the internal alarm bells among 6 in 10 U.S. and UK youth who worry about technology taking over society, less than half of U.S. Trendsetters have the same fear about technology. Looking more closely at the gender breakdown ...
Race To Zero Sep 22, 2018 ... understanding better through technology and innovation, and another 65% of U.S. Trendsetters think society should focus on advancements in the human brain. When looking at a split among U.S. gender, women are more interested than men in exploring and better understanding each of these areas. Nearly six in 10 U.S. and UK Trendsetters would also like society to focus on the human body, while another half say the ocean.Which of the following topics, if any, do you think are the most important for society to ...
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