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Why I think a 1981 start date for Millies/Heroes can work
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(11-14-2021, 10:14 PM)galaxy Wrote: One other interesting thing is that if birth-year political trends hold, then in the future we can expect roughly 1998-2004 to be the most strongly Democratic-voting birth years in recent history.

Those people mostly are born with Uranus in Aquarius (1996-2003). Pew has designated them as the start of Gen Z. But in fact the members of the previous group born under this sign in 1912-1919 were the group that produced John F Kennedy and Nelson Mandela. I agree this could be the most civically-aware of any of the younger groups. They are all Millennials; the final group of them this time around.

The exact dates touted by S&H as Millennials, 1982-2003, is correct as I see it, but a designation as 1981-2002 is only one year different. And this is natural, as cusps do exist, even though not mentioned by S&H since they wanted to lay down their pattern in a definite way. But certainly, a generation does not magically begin on January 1st of any particular year. The calendar does not have that much power.
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Eric M
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RE: Why I think a 1981 start date for Millies/Heroes can work - by Eric the Green - 11-20-2021, 05:12 PM

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