Incendiary Inequality: “Nepo Kids,” Nepal & the Gen-Z Uprising
December 6, 2025
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as posted by the channelWhat began on TikTok as anger about inequality exploded into Nepal’s largest youth-led protest in decades. Wall Street Week’s Michael McKee reports from Kathmandu on how Gen-Z activists, angered by corruption, nepotism, and a sudden social-media ban, mobilized thousands, leading to deadly clashes and the collapse of the government. With similar movements in Morocco, Madagascar, Kenya and Peru, Nepal offers a look into the way social media has made comparisons across economic groups more ubiquitous, causing people to react more harshly to wealth concentration and inequality.
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