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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. | ||
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Revision as of 16:58, March 2, 2017
Millennials are people born between 1982 and 2004, who are also called "Generation Y" because they follow "Generation X" 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.
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.