Roughly speaking, I think the demographers and survey artists like Pew would call Generation X anyone born between about 1965 and about 1980. I have gotten a lot of reaction like that since the piece was published. A lot of people don’t even like to use this kind of lens to look at the world. What is the generational framework that you use and how do you define Generation X? Matthew Hennessey: It is my pleasure, Aaron.Īaron Renn: Everybody has different years and systems they use to talk about generations, demarcate generations.
He is here to discuss his article in the summer 2017 edition of City Journal, “ Zero Hour for Generation X.” So, Matt, thanks for coming back and joining us to talk about your piece. This is Aaron Renn, contributing editor at City Journal, and I am here with Matt Hennessey, someone you remember well as the former associate editor of City Journal and my next-door neighbor in the office who is now with the Wall Street Journal.
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