The problem is that people are speaking of two different groups of people when they speak of the boomers (and the boomers were more than two groups of people):
1. the activists who, in their heyday, brought about enormous social change and
2. the reactionary non-activists who later tried to tear that all down
The people who loved disco and the people who hated it were of the same generation.
I agree that people should avoid ascribing characteristics or assigning blame to entire generations like this. It just pisses people off and drives them into camps.
1. the activists who, in their heyday, brought about enormous social change and
2. the reactionary non-activists who later tried to tear that all down
The people who loved disco and the people who hated it were of the same generation.
I agree that people should avoid ascribing characteristics or assigning blame to entire generations like this. It just pisses people off and drives them into camps.