So I recently finished the following books and would like recommendations for similar books. In particular I'm looking for books that have information on understanding generations younger than Millennials. I think I have some pre-conceived notions of everyone younger than me because of how they're portrayed by society. I'm aware of how they had to grow up with advanced technology already in place in our world, through a global pandemic, through everlasting fears of a dying climate, vicious politics, etc. I have an interest in reading psych books and case studies, so the more hard facts I can discover on young people's resilience and mental health, the better. I want to develop my own ideas on who they are and what good they can bring to this world.
Recently read and enjoyed:
"The Anxious Generation" by Jonathan Haidt
"Weathering: The Extraordinary Stress of Ordinary Life in an Unjust Society" by Dr. Arlene T Geronimus
"Radical Inclusion: seven steps to help you create a more just workplace, home, and world" by David Moinina Sengeh
Any recs are appreciated!
by I2AMDOOM