The dates vary depending on who you listen to, but generally anyone born between about 1981 and 1997. So basically people who are between 19 and 35 years old today.I don't really even know what a millennial is. Someone in their twenties maybe??
OK, I understand. Thanks for clearing that up.Ok, so I was referring to this quote:
And basically what I said was: I believe that when hiring you can indeed discriminate against someone based on their race, sex, age, and religion. But only if the discrimination is done against someone that isn't likely to get a lot of support for being discriminated against. And my example was a white, Christian, 30 year old, male wouldn't quite get the same response if he said he was discriminated against for his race/religion/age/gender even if it was fairly obvious that he was... as say a black, muslim, 70 year old, female would if she claimed she was discriminated against.
That show is still on?Survivor's next season is GenX v. Millenials. I'm in.
All the Millennials will drop out as soon as they realize the island doesn't have wi-fi.Survivor's next season is GenX v. Millenials. I'm in.
All the Millennials will drop out as soon as they realize the island doesn't have wi-fi.
Evenly split, but any blacks, women, and LGBT folks will get a little bit more than the rest because they have tougher lives.The millennial tribe will vote to evenly split the prize among everyone - regardless of who actually does the work to win it.