How Gen Z Is Saving America - Zooming In W/ Gen Z (ft. John Della Volpe)

In the final episode of Zooming In W/ Gen Z, host Haley Taylor Schlitz sets the table by touching on everything from the pandemic and the ongoing war, to the confirmation of Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson.

Beyond that, we get an extended interview with author John Della Volpe on his book 'Fight: How Gen Z is channeling their fear and passion to save America,' and learn about his research on young people and their activism.

Haley will be shifting her focus to studying for the bar, following her graduation as the nation's youngest Black law school graduate. Make sure to subscribe and stay tuned for more from her in the future!

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How Gen Z Is Saving America - Zooming In W/ Gen Z (ft. John Della Volpe)

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