The Next Great Generation

An online magazine written by and for the Millennial Generation.

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Overdue Changes: Defining Rape in the 21st Century

By on Feb 1, 2012
Categories: Current Events

New statistics using the FBI’s new definition of rape will give social scientists and policy makers a better understanding of the true incidence of rape and help victims find the help they need.

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A Letter to My (Future) Son

By on Sep 28, 2011
Categories: Lifestyle

This piece is part of a special series on the End of Gender, in partnership with the Good Men Project, The Huffington Post, Salon, and others.

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According to the Media, Millennial Guys Suck

By on Mar 5, 2011
Categories: Lifestyle

Women now dominate the workforce and get more college degrees, leaving the question: What if women are better suited to post-modern society?

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Comeback of the Year: Ken (Barbie’s BF)

By on Feb 11, 2011
Categories: Technology

Barbie’s other half is coming back with a vengeance, cooking, cleaning, and starring in a reality show. As Ken dives headfirst into social media, changes to his image reflect changing perceptions of American masculinity.

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Be Rational, Darling! (A Modern Fairy Tale)

By on Jan 11, 2011
Categories: Lifestyle

Rejection happens. When relationships don’t go as planned, keep a calm head and use your ability to be rational. Don’t fill a vibrator with combustibles–take a kick boxing class or go find someone who better suits you.

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In Defense of Men…

By on Nov 5, 2010
Categories: Lifestyle

In a complete role reversal, women have surpassed men in the workforce by holding more degrees, outperforming in school and making a profound (and quantifiable) impact on the companies that truly embrace gender equality. As we move towards a more gender-neutral future, change is imminent — but it shouldn’t exclude either sex.

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The GOP feminista

By on Oct 18, 2010
Categories: Current Events

How is it that Sarah Palin became the voice of feminism in the GOP, with her with her stylish pencil skirts, $11,400 per week make up artist, and mama grizzly attitude? And are today’s feminists anything like Palin and her female cohorts on the right?

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Don’t want a baby? No biggie

By on Sep 24, 2010
Categories: Family Week

I feel lucky to have been born into a world where my contraceptive choices are virtually endless. Gone are the days of the pullout method. We have so many options that it can get kind of boggling. In this day and age, it’s up to a woman to decide when (and if!) to have a baby.

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The Curious Case of “Bromance”

By on Aug 18, 2010
Categories: Lifestyle

Bromance, once rare and unusual, has recently become increasingly regular with men. “Dick flicks” like “I Love You, Man” and a societal acceptance of such bromantic activities as pedicures and wining and dining have pushed us into a new era, where platonic love between a man and his best friend is cultivated and encouraged.

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3 ways to dress like a Millennial woman

By on Aug 2, 2010
Categories: Pop Culture

In part two of a series on androgynous fashion tips, clothes horse Evan Roberts gives Gen Y some innovative tips for dressing like you mean it in our era, where the lines of style are as blurred as gender roles.

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