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4/26/2016 – Millennials surpass baby boomers to become America’s largest living generation

The term “millennial” comes with many connotations.

They like socialism. They don’t eat breakfast cereal. They save more money than previous generations. They enjoy a work-life balance, and they often don’t think they’re millennials.

Now, they’re the largest living generation in the United States.

Read the full article at The Washington Post.

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