Jean M. Twenge's newsletter digs into survey data on generational differences, teen mental health, and social media, with personal reporting from her media appearances. Recent issues examine whether LGB identification among young people is declining, using CDC and BRFSS data to test the claim.
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Oxford Sour is a witty, essayistial newsletter of sharp, irreverent cultural commentary on modern life, from generational quirks and online anxieties to pub culture and British eccentricity. Readers get literate, comic essays with a clear contrarian voice, now behind a paywall after 175 free pieces.
Greg Storey's personal essays reflect on travel, relocation and life transitions, drawing on his own road trips and a friend's year abroad. Each issue blends anecdote with gentle observation about change, identity and generational attitudes.
A founder's personal newsletter mixing reflections on generational change and access to information with first-person accounts of her entrepreneurial experience in Tunisia. It also promotes her book on founder identity and paid one-on-one identity sessions.
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