The graphic novel series was first published in 1997 — coincidentally, the year that separates the Gen Z from Millennials.
From anime to activism: How the ‘One Piece’ pirate flag became the global emblem of Gen Z resistance
Nuurrianti Jalli is affiliated with Institute for Southeast Asian Studies (ISEAS) Yusof Ishak Institute Singapore as Non Residential Visiting Fellow for Media, Technology and Society Program. From ...
Gold D. Roger, also known as the Pirate King, is one of the most legendary figures in the One Piece world. His story is filled with power, mystery, and ambition, and his legacy still shapes the entire ...
It's being used around the globe by protesters. Why were Mexican “Generation Z” protesters flying an anime flag featuring a ...
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Gen Z-led protests are making waves from Africa to Asia, and while the issues spurring them are different, the symbol they're using is the same: a grinning skull and ...
Show more Show less A Jolly Roger skull and bones is spreading as a symbol of protest in Indonesia Government officials say the pirate flag's use is an attempt to divide the nation and warn it may be ...
The president of Madagascar has been ousted in a military coup after a weekslong uprising by Gen Z protesters whose outrage is being felt in countries around the world — and expressed through a common ...
Indonesia is cracking down on a viral pirate flag that is spreading as a symbol of political protest ahead of independence day. The Jolly Roger skull and bones with a straw hat -- from Japanese anime ...
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