A little less than two years ago, Gen Z underwent a rebrand. Donald Trump had just been reelected. Exit polls suggested that young voters—especially young men—had helped deliver the Republican victory. Rather suddenly, a generation associated with climate activism and trigger warnings became known for manosphere podcasts, fiscal conservatism , and gender relations so icy that they’ve contributed to the national panic about fertility rates. But a lot has changed since 2024. Trump has begun a (

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