Kyra Green lives with anxiety， and when she misplaced her boarding pass at the airport gate just before her flight was due to leave， the 26-year-old’s nerves started acting up. As she looked around for it， the native New Yorker began speaking in a British accent. Americans have long been called out for their phony British accents – think Madonna in her Guy Ritchie era， or the friend who just came home from studying abroad in London. But Gen Z has embraced bad imitations of Cockney slang or a Yorkshire dialect， using obviously fake， theatrical voices to make light of low-grade daily dramas.
I wish more and more students can be aware of this problem and try to do what we can to ______________.
