Tennis star Naomi Osaka’s exit from the French Open in the wake of a public disagreement over her press duties has re-ignited public discourse over mental health and the obligations of sports stars. The generational divide in reactions reflects a divide in beliefs about mental health.

When Naomi Osaka was fined $15,000 for not speaking to the press at the French Open, she requested that her fine be donated to charity. Mental health app Calm has stepped in to honour that request, by donating the same sum of money to French mental health charity Laureus.

How are Gen Zers cultivating their digital identities outside of mainstream social channels? In what ways do their discussions about mental health differ from past cohorts? How are they disrupting traditional modes of investing? And why is nostalgic content so popular with younger audiences?

The representation of ethnic minorities in the media may have improved over the past half-century, but accusations of tokenism and biased coverage remain prevalent. With broadcasters and publishers often shaping cultural agendas, how can they meet their audiences’ expectations for diversity?