> The wool has been pulled from GenZs eyes (or was never there, given what they've grown up in) and they see the world for what it has become.. I have gen z ki

> The wool has been pulled from GenZs eyes (or was never there, given what they've grown up in) and they see the world for what it has become.. I have gen z kids so I see a lot of what goes on in their schools and how their peers act, and it does give me some hope for the future. They are the most inclusive bunch of kids that I've ever seen -- they are incredibly accepting of differences and do not tolerate bullying. It will be interesting to see what they do in the future.