Author Amish Tripathi Says Gen Z Protesters Less Radical Than Boomers and Gen X

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Author Amish Tripathi shared his views on Gen Z protests in an exclusive interview with NDTV's Shiv Aroor. He argued that Generation Z is comparatively tamer in its activism than Baby Boomers and Generation X were in their youth. Tripathi was elaborating on perspectives he had previously outlined in a recent written article on the subject. His remarks suggest that older generations may be judging Gen Z harshly despite having engaged in more intense protests themselves.

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