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The study itself says they surveyed people 18 and over, so apparently they're counting 18-year-olds as Millennials. -- (link)

Posted by mara Apr 13 '18, 07:13

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http://cc-69bd.kxcdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Holocaust-Knowledge-Awareness-Study_Executive-Summary-2018.pdf (cc-69bd.kxcdn.com)

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That doesn’t sound too much of a stretch, though they’re likely on the cusp of whatever generation comes next, once we decide on a name for it. -- (edited) - znufrii Apr 13, 07:18 4
- No, I guess not. But really the point is that on the other end, they may be in their 30s, so a huge majority of them have complete high school. -- nm - mara Apr 13, 07:27
- Agreed, I was 'Gen Y' in college. That no longer even exists. -- nm - ty97 Apr 13, 07:21 2
  - Gen Y is just the old name for Millenials... -- nm - Ender Apr 13, 07:39 1
    - Not really. I got re-classed into Gen X - ty97 Apr 13, 08:09
They were born in 1999 or 2000 so it makes sense -- nm - ty97 Apr 13, 07:18

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