Kryscelys Robles- Cruz
Professor Greer
E110
27 September 2020
Generation of Change
Generation Z is the most diverse and advanced generation in all of history. When
comparing generations, you can see the many differences and changes that have happened in this
world. That is how one usually gets the name of their generation. For example, like my
generation, we have many names. We are known as the Centennials, the IGeneration, and the
most commonly, Generation Z. This generation is too unique to even begin to describe it.
Nothing compares to what this generation will become in the upcoming days or even years. I can
describe this generation in three simple ways: world changers, most diverse, and most educated
yet.
When some look at my generation, they do not see what we see. Older people look at us
and say, “these kids are never off their phones” or even, “why don’t they get up and do
something?” Most of our parents look at us and call us lazy, yet deep down inside, they do not
see what we see. We may fight for what is right, but we struggle socially. Gen Z struggles with
anxiety and depression more than any other generation before them. The amount of comparison
that Generation Z goes through with other generations is insane. This generation is the so-called
‘messed up’ one. We tend to not open up to others but are ready to defend someone we do not
even know. We have created our personalities based on what social media has told us. Instead of
being adults in a situation, we take it to social media and start bullying one another. We tend to
bring up the past even though things were different back then. Generation Z has become