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plr article line 1 baby boomers 2 plr article line 2 plr article line 3 Discerning the Baby Boomers Various Faces plr article line 4 plr article line 5 plr article line 6 Most often, people view the picture of baby boomers like a monolith-everyone is identical. But the truth is the generation of Baby Boomers are slightly distinct from each other. plr article line 7 plr article line 8 The Staff Writer of The Christian Science Monitor, Kim Campbell, featured in her report last January 26, 2005 the baby Boomer in his mid-50s, Jerry Benston, an African-American New Yorker. plr article line 9 plr article line 10 According to him, while he was a college student in 1968, the university where he studied proposed to have a more diverse culture. plr article line 11 plr article line 12 He recalled that he was one of those who protested. His reason, as a Baby Boomer he wants to help in raising awareness regarding the significant issues in the society nowadays. plr article line 13 plr article line 14 One of these significant issues is the Baby Boomers and how people view them in general terms. plr article line 15 plr article line 16 Looking at the outer surface, what you will commonly notice with these Baby Boomers are their similarities. For instance, that several of them survived in the Vietnam War, lived during the era of civil rights, and that their generations were the first ones to grow with television. plr article line 17 plr article line 18 All of these events which they shared are part of the history, and you can discern it by simply browsing a book in history, or by just surfing through the internet. Unlike distinguishing their difference from each other, this is commonly not evident on their image in public. plr article line 19 plr article line 20 According to researchers including the advocates, it is vital to avoid generalizations that mirror the 79 Million groups of retirees. The purpose of this is to understand the diversity of Boomers in economic lines, across age, in ethnic, and so on, thus their actions as well as their needs will be accurately assessed. plr article line 21 plr article line 22 Duke University Professor and Author of current Boomer Lives Analysis, Elizabeth Hughes stated that reports reveal the inequality of income or wealth of the Boomers. And this directly suggests that while the other Boomers lived a well off life during their retirement, there are some who live a life packed with struggles. plr article line 23 plr article line 24 The media are used in portraying that Boomers are homogenous. Most of their reports suggest that all of them have common upbringings, that all are married and have their children, wealthy, and well-educated. plr article line 25 plr article line 26 There is an argument created by Hughes and the others that if people will persist on perceiving the boomers in excessive general terms, the effect will be reflected on their retirement policies, and this is viewed negatively. plr article line 27 plr article line 28 In addition, taking the Boomers in over general term hides the truth that concerns the group. According to Hughes, diversity among the group only mirrors the society. plr article line 29 plr article line 30 Sarah Zapolsky, a researcher of boomer diversity said that most of these people who perceive boomers in too general terms seem to convey that the 79 Million Boomers will all retire in just one day. plr article line 31 plr article line 32 "This example clearly reveals the fallacy of perceiving the boomers as a single unit," Zapolsky added. plr article line 33 plr article line 34 The clear example of boomers' diversity is the range of their age. Certain researches show that Boomers does not only cover one generation, they cover even more. For this reason, their spans may possibly range to 19 years; hence, if there are some grandparents' boomers already, some boomer might still have a preschool kid. plr article line 35 plr article line 36 Another example of Boomer diversity stated by Zapolsky is shown in their different backgrounds in ethnic and culture. For instance, this can be reflected on the way they take care of their parents who are already aging. Some may choose to have a Medicare rather than taking a nurse to care for their parents, while some may not. plr article line 37 plr article line 38 There are researches already that show that the inequality of Baby Boomers persists on their education and riches. According to Hughes, the blacks' incomes now are higher as compared to the earlier generations, and there were some who already shifted to the middle strata. plr article line 39 plr article line 40 But she added that if it will be viewed on the utmost perspective, there is really no improvement on these black boomers condition as compared to the whites. plr article line 41 plr article line 42 The President of Generational Targeted Marketing, Ann Fishman, explained the reason why the diversity among Boomers is not widely talked about. This is because the characteristics that identify Boomers are not viewed very important. plr article line 43 plr article line 44 Probably, the public viewed these Boomers like a monolith, but Baby Boomers will remain diverse as they are popularly recognized. plr article line 45 plr article line 46 |
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