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In Carne Cruda we return to the minds and world of Generation Z with the help of Sara Riveiroaka your friend and neighbor Sara Riveiro in X; journalist, digital content creator and obsessed with social networks and the Internet in general, creator of the podcast “Personal ypolitique” and co-host of “Coquetas y bravas”. With him, we will learn from the madman present in his new Raw Meat section: PETAZETAS. A space in which we will talk a lot about young people and the Internet and in this first program we wonder if we are experiencing a kind of renaissance of a hackneyed conservatism among certain sectors of generation Z.
Becoming the perfect housewife, being the male protector and provider, possessiveness and jealousy as a source of pride, the number of sexual partners at bay (only for them), monogamy as a religion or the search for the most rancid respectability in the world. LGBTiQ+ Collective. The traditional – and sexist and homophobic – model in sexual relationships is fashionable and we see it through cases like that of the famous TikToker Roro, who has millions of followers with her videos cooking “for her boyfriend Pablo”; or these young men from phachosphere that they demand it on the networks.
For all this, we wonder here, where does this fashion among Z come from? Why this return to the femininity of yesteryear and Victorian morality? Is it the desperate search for certainty and security, for something to cling to in the face of job insecurity, the housing crisis or the climate emergency? Are the networks selling us a reality that does not exist?
A program in which we speak with Project onemillennial community whose mission is to unmask new forms of fascism that hide behind seemingly harmless symbols, author of “Leia, Rihanna and Trump”.
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And we also look at this conservative wave that is experienced among women and LGBT+ people, like these messages from young girls saying that they would commit suicide if their boyfriend had friendships with other women, or gay men saying that anyone who has sporadic sex has a mental problem and will never be happy. We analyze it with Miriam Jimenez Lastra, political scientist, sociologist, content creator with a gender perspective and author of the book “Virginity Doesn’t Exist… or It Does”; and with Christo Casasaka Working Class Marica, journalist and anthropologist, author of the essay “Bad Fags”.
