Millennials

The Wavering Voice and Belief of the “Future” by Kayode Babatunde

posted on April 28, 2019 by Kayode Babatunde

Georgia State University Tagged With: democracy, Millennials, United States of America

How can the most compassionate and diverse largest bloc of voters in the United States be the least participant in a country that seems to be digressing from its roots? Based on common knowledge of …

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Silent vs. Screaming: How Millennials are Giving Up Privacy while the Silent Generation Hangs On by Molly Simpson @ University of Louisiana, Lafayette

posted on December 8, 2018 by Molly Simpson

University of Louisiana, Lafayette Tagged With: Millennials, Pew Research, Pippa Norris, Silent Generation

Pippa Norris’s article Is Western Democracy Backsliding? Diagnosing the Risks analyzes period, life-cycle, and generation effects in public opinion. It was an intriguing read that …

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