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Empathy and Gen Z
David Nyland

What does empathy mean to Gen Z?

"Empathy is feeling someone’s struggles, even when they’re not yours," reflects Pule, 26. For many young people today, empathy is more than just a buzzword – it is a way of connecting, understanding, and building relationships in an increasingly complex world.

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Justine and Ivy

Learning and loving through friendship

Justine and Ivy have decades between them, but their bond is made strong by mutual respect and love.

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Initiation school

A white young man at a Xhosa initiation school

 Brandon and Yanelisa are friends who come from very different backgrounds: one of them is a white, English young man; the other a black, Xhosa young man. Read more about A white young man at a Xhosa initiation school