It's a lot more visible on social media; I've no idea how well that translates into real life, and whether it also comes with disengagement from voting.

On the other hand, the Occupy movement appeared and vanished after the 2008 financial crisis without really leaving lasting traces. We've yet to see what post-COVID politics looks like; the US is bracing for the November election, and the UK facing the end of the Brexit transitional arrangements.

An entire generation of young people is going to have a disruption "fossil layer" across their education. If this isn't taken into account and employers expect business as usual, they are going to be really unimpressed.