A growing number of Gen Z people, named “disconnected youth,” are neither working nor pursuing higher education, with over one in three Americans aged 18 to 24 having no income, according to a recent study from the St. Louis Federal Reserve.
This trend is accompanied by a decline in college enrollment rates and stagnant incomes for younger Americans, raising concerns about their financial stability and mental health.
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not surprised, they are prob getting free money from Joe. why work when the gov will pay for everything...
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https://www.stlouisfed.org/institute-for-economic-equity/state-of-economic-equity/challenges-opportunities-advancing-economic-security-us-young-adults
You should call it tRump America, because the graph shows a HUGE spike in feelings of depression occurring in 2017 (PRECISELY THEN, and from then on basically plateauing ). It even occurred in that year, to a lesser extent, among older adults. Need I point out to you who was president and who was not president in that and the following years?
That's one of the issues that they should be protesting instead of foreign conflicts.
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