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Millennial

A member of the generation that was born roughly between 1980 and 2000. Millennials grew up during economic and political flux, experiencing the end of the Cold War, the dotcom bubble, the 9/11 terrorist attacks and the late 2000s recession. Perhaps because of the sometimes volatile environment in which they were raised, millennials tend to marry and undergo other rites of passage later than earlier generations. They also tend to be technically savvy, which makes them a major demographic for technology marketers.
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The presidential friendliness of Ronald Reagan and the two Bushes to such fundamentalist, nationalistic Christianities and their conduct of millennially themed rituals for military engagements (treated in chapter 5, "A Fundamentalist Vision for Christian America: From the Scopes Trial to George W.
Christian America and the Kingdom of God
The enlightened position (to which most twenty-first-century white Americans are afraid not to pretend in even the slightest degree), the millennially optimistic consciousness, at which George Webber eventually arrives and which he expresses as his "credo"--quoted as the concluding words of Reeves's book--makes an apt ending for Webber's spiritual journey, but it is hardly a position from which much sustained meaningful fictional engagement of racism might be derived.
Wolfe's racism revisited: a response to Robert H. Brinkmeyer Jr
(14) In Operation, the fate of the child is indissociable from the fate of the narrative and from narrative itself, which has become progressively millennial rather than millennially progressive.
"Militant expectations": childhood's end and millenarianism in Richard Powers' Operation Wandering Soul
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