“If you and I were in school together, do you think we would be friends?”
In this episode of Tomorrow, Uzoma Dozie sits down with his daughter, Adaeze Dozie, an Economics student at Durham University, for a candid conversation on generations, identity, and how values are shaped by time.
From the perspective of a Gen X father and a Gen Z daughter, the episode examines how each generation experiences work, relationships, technology, and adulthood. They explore Gen X’s role as a bridge between Baby Boomers and Gen Z, the realities of growing up fully digital, and how expectations around career, independence, and success have shifted.
Adaeze shares her hopes and concerns for the future, while Uzoma reflects on how his generation interprets change, progress, and responsibility. The result is a grounded discussion on whether there is such a thing as a “perfect generation,” or simply different responses to different worlds.
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LinkedIn: Adaeze Dozie
Instagram: @adaezedozie
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Instagram: @just_blackdiamond
LinkedIn: Uzoma Dozie
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