We Do Not Know Struggle, but We Do Have a Voice

Posted on February 14, 2013 by thenarcissisticanthropologist

Reblogged from entitled millennial:

As you may have inferred from the title of this blog, Entitled Millennial, I do not know struggle. Please indulge me as I try to clarify that statement within this piece. And why, perhaps more importantly, despite not knowing struggle this does not bar me and other Millennials from expressing our thoughts.

I do not know what struggle means, I have seen it but never tasted.

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Get down from that tree, Generation Y!

Get down from that tree, Generation Y! (Photo credit: larrybobsf)[/caption] I continue to be pleasantly affirmed by blogs like this one that influence my point of view on Millennials and keep my "Millennial Expertise" informed and in check. Well done.

Categories: Anthropology, Blogging, Consumer Anthropology, Consumer Culture, Corporate Culture, Culture, Ethnography, Generation Y, Millennials, pop culture, Uncategorized | Tags: consumer anthropology, Entitled millennials, Gen Y, millennials | 2 Comments

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