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‘Kuchupuchu, resign kar do’: No lengthy speeches, GenZ are redefining language of protest with memes, sarcasm & costumes

The way Gen Z engages online, through memes, stickers and GIFs, is how they are engaging offline at the protest that has a distinctly young demographic.

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Hindustan TimesLean L·7h ago
‘Kuchupuchu, resign kar do’: No lengthy speeches, GenZ are redefining language of protest with memes, sarcasm & costumes
The way Gen Z engages online, through memes, stickers and GIFs, is how they are engaging offline at the protest that has a distinctly young demographic.
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‘Kuchupuchu, resign kar do’: No lengthy speeches, GenZ are redefining language of protest with memes, sarcasm & costumes

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