My family understood that if they wanted to stop living in constant survival mode, they would have to make the difficult decision to leave their home in Cuba.
Social responsibility means using the impact you have on the world to promote change—and your spending habits are a huge source of local, vocal activism.
While we strive to see people more as individuals than generalizations, let’s investigate the attitudes associated with boomers, Gen X, millennials, and Gen Z.
At the macro level, controlled choice manifests in policies that allow families some degree of choice over their assigned district school, as long as it meets a district’s overall enrollment distribution goals.
Baby boomers might have paid into Social Security, but millennials and Gen Z are being asked to pay a lot more—for a program that will offer them less return.