Gen Z Language Reflects Thoughtful Engagement, Not Superficiality

A group of students in Mumbai protested to ask questions about how their future would be treated.

An older person joined them and said he wished he had been brave like them earlier.

The writer says that older people often talk over younger voices, calling it "OldGensplaining."

The protests show that young people use phones to record and share what they see, making everyone a witness.

The writer believes that leaders should listen, say "I hear you," and thank people instead of just explaining.

This helps build trust and makes democracy stronger.

The article reminds us that the youngest generation can teach the older ones new ways to ask better questions.

It encourages everyone to be curious and open to learning from each other.