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millennials
What Happened to America? How We Became a Divided Nation and How We Can Move Forward
Letters to the Editor: Natalie Portman, Teen Mental Health, and Millennials and the Holocaust
The ‘Boomer Rebellion’
My grandparents never lived to reach the age of 64, as I recently did.
Judea Pearl reaches out to young Jews
“I look at young Jewish boys as the army of the future, the elite force of the army of decency.” With these strong words, Judea Pearl — activist, scholar and father of slain Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl — used an Oct. 17 lecture to a group of Millennials to emphasize how important it is that proud Jews be a force of good in the world.
My Judaism: Millennials speak out following Pew poll
The Pew Research Center’s Religion & Public Life Project issued its “Portrait of Jewish Americans” on Oct. 1, setting off alarms throughout the Jewish community about the future of Jewish life. Among the greatest concerns is this statement: “Among Jews in the youngest generation of U.S. adults — the Millennials — 68% identify as Jews by religion, while 32% describe themselves as having no religion and identify as Jewish on the basis of ancestry, ethnicity or culture.”