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Gen Z anxiety, social media bans, education funding, youth employment, immigration policy...
Dimanche 7 décembre 2025 à 22:04
Education and Youth Perspectives
Gen Z’s Deepening Anxiety and Distrust in Institutions
The Washington Post highlights the results of the latest Harvard Youth Poll, which reveals that a large proportion of Generation Z is pessimistic about the country’s direction, citing concerns over job security, the economy, and the trustworthiness of political leaders. The Boston Globe adds that over 40% of 18- to 29-year-olds polled feel they are struggling financially or just getting by, with a notable share worried they will end up worse off than their parents. The poll also exposes a growing skepticism towards institutions and a sense of instability among young adults, shaped by high living costs, precarious job markets, and rampant loneliness.
Washington Post (national)
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Social Media Ban for Youth: Australia’s Bold Experiment
The Guardian reports on Australia’s swift adoption of a world-first law banning social media access for young people under a certain age, a move inspired by rising mental health concerns and influenced by academic research such as Jonathan Haidt’s The Anxious Generation. The legislation, which originated in South Australia before quickly passing at the federal level, is being closely watched internationally as a potential blueprint for tackling the mental health crisis among youth linked to digital technology use.
The Guardian
Local Tax Hikes for School Funding Put to Vote in Massachusetts
The Boston Globe notes that voters in Lexington and Stoneham are deciding this week whether to approve significant property tax increases to fund school construction and plug municipal budget deficits. The proposed $660 million new high school in Lexington and critical financial needs in Stoneham highlight the mounting pressure on communities to find new ways to support educational infrastructure, with the state seeing more frequent requests for overrides beyond the usual tax cap.
bostonglobe.com
Innovative Policy to Boost Youth Employment
BBC News details a new government initiative aimed at getting nearly a million young people into jobs, addressing high youth unemployment and underemployment. The plan includes targeted training, apprenticeships, and incentives for businesses to hire young workers, reflecting a broader trend in policy innovation to address the economic anxieties of the younger generation.
BBC News
Society and Societal Trends
Massachusetts Faces Food Security Crisis Amid SNAP Reductions
The Boston Globe chronicles the fallout from recent federal restrictions on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) under President Trump’s new bill, which could see over 150,000 Massachusetts residents lose or have their benefits reduced. The suspension of food stamps during the government shutdown led to a surge in private donations and emergency state funding to local food banks, underscoring the vulnerability of low-income families and the crucial safety net role of SNAP in the community.
bostonglobe.com
Housing Affordability Drives Massachusetts Residents to Consider Leaving
A Boston Globe and Suffolk University poll reveals that one-third of Massachusetts voters have considered relocating in the past year, primarily due to the high cost of living and housing. Despite a majority believing the state is on the right track, residents cite rising expenses and lack of affordable homes as key factors making life in Massachusetts increasingly unsustainable, reflecting a broader national trend of internal migration driven by economic pressures.
bostonglobe.com
ICE Detention and Immigration Policy Under Fire
The New York Times reports on the transformation of a Nebraska minimum-security prison—once a model for inmate rehabilitation—into an ICE detention center, reflecting shifts in federal immigration policy. The Boston Globe provides a personal account of Bruna Ferreira, detained by ICE despite her long-standing ties to the community and family, highlighting the human impact of increasingly aggressive immigration enforcement. Both stories illustrate the contentious and evolving landscape of U.S. immigration policy and its effects on families and local communities.
The NY Times
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Trump’s Immigration Rhetoric Escalates After National Guard Shooting
The Guardian documents President Donald Trump’s dramatic escalation of anti-immigrant rhetoric following a shooting of two national guards outside a Washington DC metro station. Trump’s remarks, described as unusually harsh even for his administration, signal a hardening stance on immigration and reflect the administration’s prioritization of security concerns amid ongoing national debates.
The Guardian
Culture and Societal Reflections
Community Traditions: Globe Santa and Holiday Giving in Medford
The Boston Globe features the annual Globe Santa event in Medford, Massachusetts, where the fire department escorts Santa Claus to a community breakfast, supported by the Kiwanis Club and local chorale. This long-standing tradition fosters a spirit of generosity and communal support, demonstrating the enduring value of civic engagement and intergenerational connection during the holiday season.
bostonglobe.com
British Photographer Martin Parr Dies at 73
France24 reports the death of celebrated British photographer Martin Parr, renowned for his vivid, often satirical documentation of British society. Parr’s legacy is celebrated internationally, with his work influencing generations of photographers and observers of everyday life.
France24
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