Resolution said it is concerned that the rising cost of homeownership is exacerbating a generational divide, which has seen the baby boomer generation accumulate a financial cushion, while younger workers have struggled as wages have been squeezed.
This generational disconnect, which I've taken to calling Generation Gap 2.0, is something I've written about extensively over the last year or so, including in my recently published book Closer Together, Further Apart, coauthored with Dr. Jennifer Schneider.
We are locked in a generational war, which will get worse before it gets better.
The two have generational issues, which become heated when it is divulged that Smoke is Kid's father.
He is one of the 51 artists and collectives included in Surround Audience, the New Museum's third Generational Triennial, which opens on Wednesday.
Shrum also argued that for all O'Malley's progressive rhetoric, he seems to misunderstand "the generational argument which was so powerful for John Kennedy and Barack Obama".
Redeemed pastors often attribute afflictions like poverty and addiction to demonic possession and preach against "generational curses," which can explain everything from inherited illness to family dysfunction.
Cameron has to elevate the supposed Malian "affiliates" of al-Qaida to the status of a "generational" menace, which he claims will last for decades.
He noted that the differences within the committee probably indicated a generational gap, which Judge Jones said was not the case.
For Pougetoux, the question of the veil seems a generational matter, which she expects will be less divisive with time, given the diversity of French society.
