POLITICS● LOW2d ago · Oct 17, 2026, 9:32 AM
Gen Z's unique humor and references unite high school and university protesters
Le Monde [en] · global
With banners featuring 'One Piece' characters, memes and inventive slogans, Generation Z's protest toolkit draws heavily from internet culture. These joyful forms of expression help strengthen their sense of community and assert collective political identity.
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