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Is it moral? Gen Z looking less likely to have kids than generations prior

Younger people are contending with the ethical repercussions of having children amidst affordability and climate crises

by Sarafina Romano
by Sarafina Romano

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Sara Romano was a copy editor at On The Record for the fall 2021 semester. She was also the managing features editor at New Wave Magazine.

This article may have been created with the use of AI tools such as Google Docs, Grammarly, and/or Otter.ai for transcription.

Sara Romano was a copy editor at On The Record for the fall 2021 semester. She was also the managing features editor at New Wave Magazine.

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