Gen Z Is More Closed Minded, Flagship Church In TN Leaves UMS, Pastor Jamal Bryant Slams Herschel Walker
Generation Z is less open-minded and more intolerant than older generations, according to a recently released study by the left-leaning British media outlet Channel 4.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has spoken out against healthcare providers prescribing abortion pills to non-pregnant, saying it could endanger women's health.
While overt discrimination in Silicon Valley is rare, there is a level of “soft discrimination," where one thing is said in private and another in public, said Peter Rex, founder and CEO of an Austin-based tech and real estate firm by the same name.
Georgia Republican Senate nominee Herschel Walker showed a slight lead over incumbent Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock in a new poll released Monday, just hours after Pastor Jamal Bryant, one of the state’s most influential black megachurch pastors, slammed the former football star as the “lowest caricature of a stereotypical, broken black man” from his pulpit Sunday.
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- Gen Z more close-minded than older generations: British study | World News
- FDA warns against prescribing abortion pills before pregnancy | Politics News
- 'Flagship' church in Tennessee votes to disaffiliate from UMC | Church & Ministries News
- Fatal shooting of 81-year-old pastor still under investigation | U.S. News
- Pastor under investigation for campaigning during church services | Politics News
- Christians face 'discrimination' in Silicon Valley: Peter Rex | Living News
- Pastor Jamal Bryant slams Herschel Walker as 'caricature' | Politics News
