Throughout history, generational differences have been becoming more distinct every day. Generations such as, the Boomers, who were born between 1945 and 1964, and the Millennials, who were born after 1980, which is today’s generation have showcased major contrast in social views. Both generations however, share the commonality of being the largest generations of young people. The Boomers were activists who started to fulfill their own desires, while trying to maintain their expected responsibilities to their loved ones. The Millennials are more optimistic in accomplishing more than just what’s needed and are more advanced in a technological world. Generations, such as, the Boomers and the Millennials have dissimilarity within their views in
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This has come to be due to the high support of the Millennials. They have been strong activists in supporting the LGBTQ community and are more liberal. Their morals are based on change for the better in a world filled with increasing diversity. Millennials view marriage and parenthood as more important than careers and success. They are more confident in multitasking and balancing out their work and marriage. Millennials, both men and women, want to become successful in their marriage life with a happy and accepting family, but also, thrive in climbing up the ladder and being innovators. Being the latest generation, they are the wisest in being able to learn from the past and continuing to be smarter and stronger than the generations before …show more content…
Morals and values are mostly being taught to today’s generation through the media. Not quite sure if this is a positive or a negative. As the media played an increasingly large role in everyday life, society developed an obsession with the media, which has led to the decline in importance of the family unit in today’s society in comparison to those of the 1950’s. However, Millennials were protected as children, very sheltered and always taught right from wrong. They were kept busy as kids. Some may say, they are the first generation of children with schedules. How ironic! Millennials have grown up to be able to multitask and feel the need to accomplish being successful in whatever they desire but also, being the best they can be for themselves and others, such as loved
This has come to be due to the high support of the Millennials. They have been strong activists in supporting the LGBTQ community and are more liberal. Their morals are based on change for the better in a world filled with increasing diversity. Millennials view marriage and parenthood as more important than careers and success. They are more confident in multitasking and balancing out their work and marriage. Millennials, both men and women, want to become successful in their marriage life with a happy and accepting family, but also, thrive in climbing up the ladder and being innovators. Being the latest generation, they are the wisest in being able to learn from the past and continuing to be smarter and stronger than the generations before …show more content…
Morals and values are mostly being taught to today’s generation through the media. Not quite sure if this is a positive or a negative. As the media played an increasingly large role in everyday life, society developed an obsession with the media, which has led to the decline in importance of the family unit in today’s society in comparison to those of the 1950’s. However, Millennials were protected as children, very sheltered and always taught right from wrong. They were kept busy as kids. Some may say, they are the first generation of children with schedules. How ironic! Millennials have grown up to be able to multitask and feel the need to accomplish being successful in whatever they desire but also, being the best they can be for themselves and others, such as loved