MANY times when sharing with students some experiences I had during my early years in journalism, I am jolted by the fact that the teens before me can barely relate to me. Perhaps their parents, who were martial law babies, can.
They’re not even what we refer to as the millennials or the Generation Y, or those who reached adulthood at the turn of the century. Some define the millennials as those born between the 80s and 2000s.
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