If you believe the cultural commentary surrounding Gen Z, the dating market has become a battlefield. Young women are drifting left, young men right, and the growing political divide between them has turned romance into another casualty of polarization.
But new research from the Institute for Family Studies (IFS) suggests that story is only partly true. Beneath the headlines about ideological warfare lies a far more interesting—and potentially troubling—shift in how some young Americans evaluate the people they might marry.
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