Mexico’s Gen Z Just Did What Americans Won’t 🤯

Some of y’all may remember a few of my last posts about people standing up against the cartels in Mexico.

To name a few

🕊 Hipólito Mora Chávez, a humble farmer who refused to watch his town live in fear.

🕊 Homero Gómez González, the “Butterfly Man” protecting the Monarch Butterfly.

🕊 Sergio Rangel Vieyra, a respected maestro mezcalero from Morelia.

In Mexico, it doesn’t matter if you’re a mayor, a mother, or a local hero anyone can disappear.

And here’s the twist nobody expected:

Gen Z is the loudest, boldest group in Mexico right now.
Yes, the same generation in America that needs a nap after checking their emails.

American Gen Z is busy protesting:

• racial justice

• migration debates

• what bathrooms they can use

• what defines a woman

Meanwhile, Mexican Gen Z is in the streets demanding real accountability.

They aren’t asking for “understanding criminals” or feel-good programs.

They want real consequences policies that make criminals fear the law and citizens feel safe again.

👉 Stay tuned for Part 2