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Gen Z: Behind the Screens, a Heart Still Beats

Gen Z: Behind the Screens, a Heart Still Beats

Enamul Haque Today’s youth are often called mechanical, unfeeling, and a generation trapped behind screens. It seems that they have lost life’s warmt...

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