Gen Z’s Quest for Authenticity, Meaning Is Rewriting Morocco’s Social Contract
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“It’s not easy being part of Morocco’s Gen Z. We think with a global mindset but live in a local reality,” said a 23-year-old Moroccan man we interviewed for a study on the changing practice of religion in Morocco. He was not complaining. He was mapping a fault line.
This fault line, between the world these young Moroccans navigate digitally and the one that greets them when they log off, is producing something that neither their parents nor their society quite know how to name. It is neither at
This fault line, between the world these young Moroccans navigate digitally and the one that greets them when they log off, is producing something that neither their parents nor their society quite know how to name. It is neither at
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