The generation known as Millennials (roughly, those born between 1982 and the late 90s) were already examined by authors Morley Winograd and Michael Hais (not to be confused with Michael “PS” Hays), when they predicted they would change the way American politics worked. After that prediction seemed to come true following the 2008 elections, they figured they’d take a second look at them.
Millennial Momentum: How a New Generation is Remaking America attempts to go beyond the influence on politics and into things like business, technology, education, and entertainment. Not mere observations, the authors use current data to support their findings. It should be an interesting look for those interested in generation studies, politics, or social sciences.
