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0:48Now PlayingAt BYU, conversations about marriage and family are changing. Cardon Ellis sits down with Ella Katzenback to discuss why Gen Z students are rethinking traditional family timelines.
From financial pressures to the desire for independence, Ella shares why many young adults today are prioritizing careers first — and how that shift could reshape the future of the Latter-day Saint community.
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