I have seen this with my own eyes watching my sons and their friends. It's proof to me that the trends the MSM, HollyWeird, Academia, Social Media, social engineering polls, etc foist upon us are prebaked narratives and aren't accurate re: the truth "on the ground."

What we're seeing now is the Millenials and Gen Z speaking out, defending their true values and viewpoints. They were younger and subsequently more impressionable and more fearful of being ostracized by the cancel culture movement 10-15 yrs ago because most teens and young adults value and crave social interactions with their peers. Gen X was a little different in that there were more of us than other generations who didn't care enough about those things, and as we've gotten older a lot of the rest of the generation has followed suit. Those of us that did care about such things ended up taking over the marketing and social engineering corporations that brought about the cancel culture. Those same people are also the loudest among any generation because that's how social movements work. Conservatism is more silent because that's the natural default of a civilisation. Everyone automatically knows what the principles of a decent society are when they're raised in a family dynamic because it's those principles that not only govern a society, but also ensure it's popogation and survival. So, being loud about it isn't necessary. Thats's why fringe movements like LBGT+, transhumanism, etc are so loud. They're such a minority that if they aren't loud, their messages get drowned out in the noise of society.

Now that Gen X is older, with the oldest of us reaching retirement, the Millenials are beginning to ascend and are tired of having their values trampled on by a relatively select few. I believe this trend of more conservative values and principles re-emerging is going to continue as more Gen Xers begin their retirements and recess back into their inherent collective silence as a whole. We're already seeing it, so there's no reason to think otherwise.