I think the idea of cohorts was made to sell books.

I spent a hunk of my life living right by the Amish, so I know a few Amish people exactly my age. Do you think me and them agree on any political matters?

Weren't lots of baby boomers out in the streets in the 60's? stopping an unjust war, the civil rights struggle, black liberation movement, equal rights for women? Just Sayin

The majority of Boomers I know are conservative and voted for Trump. My Boomer coworkers and certain Boomer family members don't seem to care about environmental issues, like conservation and clean energy. They also seem to be the generation most opposed to raising the minimum wage. Most Millenials I know lean toward the liberal side (me included). I only know a handful of Millenials who are conservatives and they are all religious. I also know a few Millenials who don't seem to care about politics at all.

I have some grand kids who are millenials, and they greatly concerned in how our country seems to be going. They do vote, and they are mostly non-religious. Out of 14 have one grand son who is exploring religion (attending a church), the rest, no.

Boomers were liberal but became conservative when they got older. Millennials see fewer differences in ethnic identity.

Millenials seem apathetic.

Baby boomers care what happens. I am angry.

Can you define Millennials and Baby Boomer please