Scarface756
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Usually, after work, I hang out in a lot of public spaces that have people of all age groups hanging out.
Among the 14-26 year old crowd, I see the most interracial couples and friendships BAR NONE compared to other generations.
I'm talking all types of IR couples too: Black guy/White girl, White guy/Asian girl, White guy/Black girl, Black guy/Latina, Asian(including Indian)guy/White girl, Latino guy/Black girl, Asian/Latino(either gender), Latino guy/White girl, White guy/Latina, etc. And I've seen the most interracial friend groups in this age group compared to 30+ people.
Of course, there's plenty of monoracial groups and couples as well but it's actually insane that the Internet keeps saying that Gen Z is extremely based and heavily into White nationalism and viewing non-Whites as enemies yet Zoomers might actually be the least based offline.
Then again, I live in suburban New Jersey. Maybe it's different down South.
What's your take? Are Zoomers really more "based" than older generations offline where you live?
Among the 14-26 year old crowd, I see the most interracial couples and friendships BAR NONE compared to other generations.
I'm talking all types of IR couples too: Black guy/White girl, White guy/Asian girl, White guy/Black girl, Black guy/Latina, Asian(including Indian)guy/White girl, Latino guy/Black girl, Asian/Latino(either gender), Latino guy/White girl, White guy/Latina, etc. And I've seen the most interracial friend groups in this age group compared to 30+ people.
Of course, there's plenty of monoracial groups and couples as well but it's actually insane that the Internet keeps saying that Gen Z is extremely based and heavily into White nationalism and viewing non-Whites as enemies yet Zoomers might actually be the least based offline.
Then again, I live in suburban New Jersey. Maybe it's different down South.
What's your take? Are Zoomers really more "based" than older generations offline where you live?