Alphas or Coronials: ‘Gen AA’ Rises

How “Generation Alpha” will carry on social progress…long after Gen X, Gen Y, and Gen Z have all retired

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Americans often struggle with telling one generation apart from the others. How many people confuse members of Generations X, Y, or Z? Aren’t we sick of hearing folks from the “Lost,” “Greatest,” and “Silent” Generations categorically referred to as “boomers”? (including the indignity of spelling “Boomer” in all lowercase)

I’ve already outlined a handy guide for distinguishing the eight main documented generations in the United States:

Summarizing America’s Eight Generations

Additionally, I’ve provided a summary of “microgenerations” that fall on the cusp between any two larger generational cohorts:

Skimming the Generational Fringes