The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) just released a report about HIV trends for people under 30 in the U.S., and the numbers show an increase in one particular group: 25- to 29-year-olds.
After collecting data from all over the count…
Category: Millennials
Why this Netflix Original is the Bonnie & Clyde of our generation
Millennials seem to vacillate between two polarizing #moods: unspecified rage, and a seemingly psychopathic disassociation.
That’s what James and Alyssa, the teen leads behind Netflix’s new dark comedy series The End of the F***ing World, embod…
Nigella Lawson says women of her generation were taught they shouldn’t make men feel rejected
Nigella Lawson has praised the fact that younger generations of women have been brought up to “stand up for themselves,” stating that her generation was raised to treat men in a different way entirely.
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Forget the Alexa-powered toasters at CES, these innovations will really shape 2018
This year, as CES rolls out troves of new Alexa-enabled toasters, mirrors, and even shower heads, the gathering has become just another symbol of Silicon Valley’s disconnect with the needs of everyday people. Read More
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s visit to radio station shows the royals are finally tuning in to young people
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All eyes were on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle this week as they embarked on their second public engagement together to a youth radio station in Brixton, south London.
While much attention was focused on the engaged couple’s body language, Markle’s interactions with the crowds and even her choice of outfit, there’s one detail that appears to have slipped beneath the radar—the significance of the location of their visit.
The royal visit to Reprezent—the only national radio station in the UK that’s presented by young people—shows a commitment to engaging with young people in a refreshingly natural and down-to-earth way. Prince Harry and Markle’s decision to visit Reprezent for their second engagement as a couple is a clear message that the royals are tuned in and listening to Britain’s youth. Read more…
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Last minute gift alert: Fujifilm Instax Mini cameras are only $40 on Amazon
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This camera uses instant film so you can capture the moment while you’re in it — no Instagram filters necessary. Each roll of film can snap 10 pics and the camera is compact enough to carry around with you. The camera comes in red, but you can also get it in indigo and white.
If you’re still trying to figure out some last minute gift ideas for Christmas, then this might be the way to go. Order soon using your Amazon Prime account and get it by the big day. (Don’t have Amazon Prime? Get a free 30-day trial here.) Read more…
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Navigating through life as a twenty something this day and age can be the most exhausting, confusing and rewarding experience for a young person.
Whether you’ve just graduated from college, searching for a new job or just trying to adult, being a mil…
Bitcoin and the millennials may have created a perfect storm
When you take a cool photo and share it online, do you care if it disappears tomorrow?
If you don’t, I’d say there’s a good chance you’re younger then 30. I know this because Snapchat, the popular photo-sharing app which (typically) makes your photos…
Wall Street Journal says ‘millennials’ is a ‘snotty term’ after years of disparaging multiple generations
Attention millennials (and everyone else): The editors of the Wall Street Journal have admitted to their own faulty use of the term “millennials,” per a post in the Style & Substance section on Monday.
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For millennials, sending your first text message was a rite of passage
25 years ago, on 3 December 1992, a British engineer sent a message to a colleague. The contents were unremarkable, a simple “Merry Christmas,” but this dispatch of seasonal cheer happened to be the first text message ever sent.
These days, the humbl…
Women over 50 see sexual harassment very differently to millennials
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Somewhere between the main course and dessert at a dinner party, I became aware of a colossal chasm in the way my generation and my parents’ generation perceive sexual harassment. It was during a recent trip to my parents’ home in rural Warwickshire, England, that I found myself embroiled in conversations with family friends and neighbours about sexual harassment and sexual correctness with women over the age of 50.
I learned that some women over the age of 50 feel that, in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein scandal, we are in danger of entering an era of extreme sexual correctness, where men will feel under constant scrutiny when interacting with female counterparts. And, though I’d read—and rolled my eyes—at headlines about sexual harassment allegations going “too far”, this was the first time I’d heard a view like this uttered aloud IRL. Needless to say, I did not share their views. Read more…
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