Michael Ian Black: Gen Z Grew Up in Political Chaos, Somehow Came Out Happy
My kids’ generation is content and hopeful, despite inheriting a democracy in decline and a burning world.
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My kids’ generation is content and hopeful, despite inheriting a democracy in decline and a burning world.
Illustration by Elizabeth Brockway/The Daily BeastMy son turns 23 next week. He was born seven months before 9/11, which means his life has traced some of the most chaotic years of American history.From terrorism to war to a global financial collapse; from the rise of American illiberalism to the election of the first kleptomaniacal president to the first global pandemic in a hundred years; from a Big Lie about a stolen election to what was either a violent insurrection or a “normal tourist visi
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For 40 years, Patsy Palombo lived a double life. By day he was the director of development and stewardship with the Catholic Diocese of Youngstown. At night he was the drummer for Left End, a rock act beloved and renowned for its live show and the outrageous antics of lead singer Dennis T. Menass (real name Dennis Sesonsky). “I could be playing with Left End for a really rowdy rock crowd at the Arcade or another club in Youngstown or Warren, get home at 3:30 in the morning and then have a 9 a.m. meeting with the bishop and a group of priests,” Palombo said. Palombo, 69, tells the mus...