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Gen Z Voices

For many young Jews, dating after October 7 has become increasingly difficult.
If you’re growing distant from a peer who has made antisemitic comments or shared hurtful posts on social media, here’s what to know.
People like me, who previously felt distant from Judaism, now wear Magen Davids as symbols of pride and strength.
In a year of tragedy for the Jewish people, I still believe that Jewish joy is in our future.
Instead of simply shouting and banging drums on the lawns of universities, let’s be the generation that boldly confronts the challenges of our time with wisdom and courage.
College can and should be some of the best years of your life: Here’s some advice for the Jewish Class of 2028 to ensure that happens.
As a first generation Israeli-American with parents from the USSR, I’m being strikingly honest when I tell my friends I have no clue who I am.
In the midst of hostility and division, my Jewish peers and I discovered an unexpected source of strength and unity.
Until the university improves campus security, Rabbi Elie Beuchler’s warning remains clear: Columbia University is currently not a safe place for Jewish students.
“It is terrifying to see such a large number of students chanting for the destruction of Israel knowing that the university has not taken any measures to control the protest.”
We’re looking to expand our team of freelance writers for our new “Gen Z Voices” series, highlighting your experiences and perspectives.
Unpacked spoke with Jewish Gen Z from diverse backgrounds. Most opposed the ban, but many expressed nuance in their views.

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