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Youth culture

Youth culture can be understood as norms, values, beliefs, interests and behaviours of the adolescent segment of society. It’s a varied topic and covers numerous subcultures as well as issues that shape young people’s experiences of life. As a topic, it lends itself well to both fiction and nonfiction writing, regardless of whether you’re interested in the past or the present.

Focusing on your target group

Before you start your research, consider the exact parameters within which you want to proceed. General youth culture related searches will give

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