Social change doesn’t happen overnight: It takes decades for momentum to build and for the once-radical edge to become m — Dr. Jean M. Twenge
Social change doesn’t happen overnight: It takes decades for momentum to build and for the once-radical edge to become m — Dr. Jean M. Twenge
Social change doesn’t happen overnight: It takes decades for momentum to build and for the once-radical edge to become m — Dr. Jean M. Twenge
Social change doesn’t happen overnight: It takes decades for momentum to build and for the once-radical edge to become m — Dr. Jean M. Twenge
Social change doesn’t happen overnight: It takes decades for momentum to build and for the once-radical edge to become m — Dr. Jean M. Twenge
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Social change doesn’t happen overnight: It takes decades for momentum to build and for the once-radical edge to become mainstream.

— Dr. Jean M. Twenge
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