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Philip Bump@pbump.com |
While we talk about the boom as encompassing 1946 to 1964, demographers note that it really began mid-1946 and ended mid-1964. Harris, born in Oct 1964, can therefore fairly be described as Gen X.
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Diane Curtis
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I am ever so slightly older than Harris and identify as Gen X, so she must be too.
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Rob Lapier
@sheepofthings2come.bsky.social
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Thank you for this. I am an October 64 baby and have NEVER felt like a boomer. Now I have proof.
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Matthew Budman, book guy
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We Gen Xers will take any representation we can get
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Kevin Ford
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Your book may cover this but, demographers notwithstanding, it’s hard to consider anyone who was still a teenager when MTV existed a Baby Boomer. Culturally, the children of ‘61-‘64 were the advance guard of Gen-X.
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Firk
@theflyingfirk.bsky.social
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What we know for certain, is she's a cop.
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@benhosp.bsky.social
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From Times Square (V-J Day) to Dealey Plaza, delayed by about 9 months.
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Freealonzo
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I’ve heard Baby Boom officially “ended” June 30, 2024 so as of Sunday, all boomers are at least 60 years old.
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Tom Wrongbottom 🍦
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It's not like you wrote a book about it or anything.
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