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Gen Z continues differentiating itself by shopping with intention

January 14, 2022

Members of Gen Z are those born between 1997 and 2012. Image credit: Nordstrom

 

By Katie Tamola

NEW YORK — The differences between Gen Z and millennials can feel vast, and it goes deeper than their age discrepancies.

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