How Gen Z is changing debating | The Current #CBC

How Gen Z is changing debating | The Current
Gen Z is reshaping debate culture. Online, millions tune in to fiery clashes over politics, identity and health. It’s raw, awkward, sometimes uncomfortable — and wildly popular. But is this about finding common ground? Or just turning polarization into entertainment? We talk to Atlantic writer Spencer Kornhaber about why these debates resonate with Gen Z and what they reveal about how young people have discussions today. Then, physician and YouTube creator Dr. Mike Varshavski joins us to share why he stepped into one of these debates himself — and whether conversations like these can actually change minds.
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