Are younger generations more open to change?

Yes. Surveys consistently show that younger people are more likely to support diversity, environmental action, and gender equality. For example, Pew Research finds Gen Z is more accepting of multiculturalism and climate action than older groups. This reflects broader access to education, technology, and global connectedness. While generational divides can create tension, they also drive progress by challenging outdated norms. Media literacy helps people see beyond stereotypes of “entitled youth” or “resistant elders.” Evidence proves younger generations are shaping more inclusive, progressive societies, continuing humanity’s trend toward openness and adaptation.