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'''Millennials''', also known as the '''Millennial Generation''', '''Generation Y''' ('''Gen Y'''), is the generation born roughly between the early 1980s to the mid-1990s or early 2000s.  As their name suggests, they follow [[Generation X]] and precede [[Generation Z]] in age.

'''Millennials''', also known as the '''Millennial Generation''', '''Generation Y''' ('''Gen Y'''), is the generation born roughly between 1981 and 1996.<ref name="Church">{{cite web|url=https://www.christianpost.com/voice/are-millennials-really-not-going-back-to-church.html|title=Are millennials really 'not going back' to church?|date=November 5, 2019|accessdate=March 9, 2020|author=Frank Newport, Ph|website=[[The Christian Post]]}}</ref> As their name suggests, they follow [[Generation X]] and precede [[Generation Z]] in age.

Millennials are most associated with heavy use of the internet, electronic technology, and [[social media]].  For reasons that can be debated, millennials tend to be more [[pro-life]] and more supportive of the [[Second Amendment]] than older generations.

Millennials are most associated with heavy use of the internet, electronic technology, and [[social media]].  For reasons that can be debated, millennials tend to be more [[pro-life]] and more supportive of the [[Second Amendment]] than older generations.

It is said that [[abortion]] is the only issue for which millennials are more [[conservative]] than their parents, and prominent young pro-lifers include [[Justin Bieber]] and [[Tim Tebow]].

It is said that [[abortion]] is the only issue for which millennials are more [[conservative]] than their parents, and prominent young pro-lifers include [[Justin Bieber]] and [[Tim Tebow]].

== See also ==

== See also ==

*[[Baby boom]]

*[[Baby boom]]

*[[A Millenials Guide to Hillary Clinton]]

*[[A Millenials Guide to Hillary Clinton]]

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