IT’S ALMOST A RITE OF PASSAGE: Grow old enough and you earn the privilege to stereotype the younger generation. Oh, the kids these days. When it comes to the current crop of people in their twenties and early thirties—the 77 million1 young Americans referred to as the Millennials because they came of age after the turn of the century—the typecasting has proved no different. We have all heard the generalities: hooked on social media, distracted, spoiled. As is often the case in these situations, hardly any of it is true.
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