Generation Y (ages 18-34) came of age in the worst economy since the Great Depression, yet we’re hopelessly optimistic about the future – because we’re adaptable. Here’s why our generation will make it, despite the odds.
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Young And Broke But Hustling
Young and broke? You’re not alone. We take a look at how our generation is coping in today’s economy.
Twerking, Dating & ISIS: Life At Elite Daily
Elite Daily, an online news platform “for and by millennials,” with tens of millions of unique views each month, calls itself “The Voice of Generation Y.” Dena Takruri of AJ+ visits its headquarters in New York City to find out how a site featuring pieces like “Your Yoga Pants Can Actually Give You Butt Acne” and “What Your Favorite Alcohols Would Look Like If They Were On Tinder” can speak so well to the millennial (18-34) generation.
3 Biggest Stereotypes About 18-34 Year-Olds
The media loves to give 18-34 year-olds (aka “millennials”) a lot of bad names – lazy, self-absorbed and needy, to name a few. But they’ve got it all wrong! And we’re here to tell you why.
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