I think there's a generation gap [in religion] in as much as there's a generation gap in the whole world.
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History suggests that generation gap could actually widen next year.
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Such is the reality of the rap fan generation gap.
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Gap refers to the generation gap between adults and kids.
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No generation gap is wide enough to faze Tony Bennett.
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But now the generation gap is back, with a vengeance.
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Ms. Siegal said that ultimately, the generation gap was too great.
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The generation gap is apparent on such issues as climate change.
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But the amazing part of the poll was the generation gap.
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This financial generation gap comes on top of a demographic problem.
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Clinton told CNN on Wednesday when asked about the generation gap.
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" Generation gap: "A survey conducted by travel-data firm Adara Inc.
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OBAMA: There's a little bit of a generation gap, you know?
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But, really, I think it comes down to a generation gap.
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The name referred to the generation gap between adults and kids.
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Our football face-off reflects a broader generation gap in America.
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But the big thing I encountered was the seismic generation gap.
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But the big thing I encountered was the seismic generation gap.
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GM uses educational training and mentorships to help bridge the generation gap.
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The name is a reference to the concept of the generation gap.
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Certainly, that generation gap is borne out among some of Liberty's students.
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The generation gap is even more powerful when it comes to Republicans.
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Moreover, today's generation gap is not based just on temporary intellectual postures.
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Liberal Parents, Radical Children "The generation gap returns," states this Opinion essay.
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GENERATION GAP With a booming young population, Nigeria's median age is just 183.
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Father Ogalo said his rap music was successful in bridging the generation gap.
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SIMON VOZICK-LEVINSON No generation gap is wide enough to faze Tony Bennett.
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A new generation gap: This is not to say there was no pushback.
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The root of tensions among women over #MeToo isn't about a generation gap.
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That is one reason why a yawning generation gap in incomes has opened up.
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This latest Pew survey suggests that there is a generation gap fanning those flames.
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For the first time in decades, a generation gap has opened up in pop music.
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In other words, older generations perceive the generation gap as wider, in their own favor.
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For baby boomers, that percentage drops down to roughly 13%, highlighting a big generation gap.
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Unlike his peers, Mr. Bruce never reached the less glamorous side of the generation gap.
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A generation gap is emerging over the importance of electing a woman to the White House.
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It suffers from skills mismatches, a flawed education system, a generation gap and an ageing population.
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This is accentuated especially when there is a generation gap along with cultural and language barriers.
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Don't be fooled by the generation gap between Stewart and the average millennial-aged Twitter demographic.
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There has been too much of the 'silent majority' — at both ends of the generation gap.
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There is also a generation gap because many of the newly wealthy tend to be millennials.
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In the Pew survey, the generation gap was significant even after statisticians controlled for political affiliations.
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Though this is a rough estimate, it however confirms the severity of the power generation gap.
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Younger voters show more support for regulation than their elders, noting a GOP "generation gap" on climate.
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But it was clear that there is something of a generation gap in how he is viewed.
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It would quickly become a victim of that generation gap the characters bemoaned some 50 years ago.
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The generation gap was present in the equally good inaugural women's Royal Rumble, albeit for different reasons.
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The general election of 26 exposed the starkest generation gap in the recent history of British politics.
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She says that the generation gap between board members and students negatively affects the students in myriad ways.
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They both love music, but their generation gap has given them completely different ideas of what that means.
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To be sure, this is creating a cultural generation gap, as older whites find this demographic change troubling.
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Harry asked if there was a generation gap and if older men had proved unwilling to change their ways.
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Do you feel like there's a big generation gap between the older and newer generations of DJs in Detroit?
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He is the incarnation of hip-hop's new youth mainstream, the center of the trap rap Snapchat generation gap.
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Perhaps, in the future, it's worth eschewing the meme altogether and having one more conversation across the generation gap.
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Straddling the generation gap is single mom and divorcée Bali, who hangs out with the kids and parents alike.
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The strikes have underscored a significant generation gap in concern about climate change, particularly in a handful of countries.
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Among these is the very idea of the "generation gap," which was developed in — you guessed it — the 1960s.
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So far, Valencia says, Sanders is facing "the same" generation gap among Latinos that constrained his support in 2016.
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"There was no generation gap between my father and me," Mr. Fleming wrote in American Heritage magazine in 1968.
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There is a generation gap, where young Colombians are determined to free themselves from the hatred of their forefathers.
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From creating a generation gap to causing millennials to delay life milestones, here's how the recession has defined the generation.
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For many in the audience, the 1960s generation gap is still the unbreachable dividing line between civilization and the wild.
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They also described their disagreements, highlighting the generation gap that has divided Hong Kong in its struggle to define itself.
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One day, on the far side of the generation gap, you may find yourself being corrected by your own niece.
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The generation gap: 75.2% of older Americans (60+) consider America exceptional, compared to 45.1% of 18- to 20203-year-olds.
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And that performance has laid bare yet another fracture in an already very divided political scene: a major generation gap.
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By having fan-favorite Robert Downey Jr. appear as Iron Man, it serves to bridge the generation gap, said comScore's Dergarabedian.
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"Alienation" was a big '60s word — young people were "alienated" from their elders, there was a "generation gap" and so on.
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They were one of the first blended families on TV and spoke of the "generation gap" between children and their parents.
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"You can't let the little pricks generation-gap you," one protagonist tells another, after an unnerving encounter with a teen-ager.
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Some say it may be a decline in mall traffic overall or a generation gap, given Millennials' waning interest in fast casual dining.
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Caplan, the medical ethicist, says that at most they'll get a single lecture on social media, which he attributes to the generation gap.
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It might be able to narrow the generation gap when it launches Truss, a cannabis-beverage joint venture, in Canada later this year.
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Only 22-25 percent of people in their 60s and 70s voted for Moon, exit polls showed, underscoring a long-standing generation gap.
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They addressed subjects like the military draft, censorship and the generation gap, but some critics called them polemics in the mouths of characters.
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TODAY'S WEATHER AND FINALLY Generation gap Get a heartwarming, "Waltons"-style vibe after watching these kids try their grandparents' fave foods from childhood.
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No matter if it's working overtime or the generation gap, I think we are responsible for society and can make young people's voices heard.
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More than just how quickly golf technology is improving, what Woods' answer reveals is how big the generation gap is right now in golf.
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RIVERA: What you have this confluence of the civil rights movement, the antiwar movement, and the generation gap, so all these things came together.
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In an ad that's aptly dubbed 'Generation Gap,' the campaign features a talented band of celebrity offspring whose parents modeled in Gap ads themselves.
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Where "Arbus & West" is most potent is in its exploration of relationships between women, and the generation gap between its heroines' strands of feminism.
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Abortion polling looked about as dismal as gay marriage polling does now, especially with the huge generation gap in support for liberal abortion policies.
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One thing that hasn't been acknowledged enough is how the generation gap has been widened by rapid technological change, especially in regard to social media.
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Now there is a wide generation gap in party preferences, and Hispanics and Asian-Americans, who are less likely to vote, lean more heavily Democratic.
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Name Withheld Talk of the "generation gap" became widespread in the late 1960s, a time when arguments over issues like the Vietnam War ran hot.
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Sisa said the campaign is thinking about the generation gap partly as a result of older Latino voters just not knowing as much about Sanders.
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A large generation gap also leaves many younger Asian-Americans stuck in a "green closet," unable to talk openly with their parents about their pot use.
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Pew uncovered an interesting generation gap, with older respondents in Europe and Asia more likely to have confidence in her foreign policy, by double-digit margins.
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There also is a growing generation gap, with young people turning away from public service in part because of poor recruiting and the obstacles getting hired.
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Opinion Columnist When I meet someone who runs an organization in a blue state, I often ask: Do you have a generation gap where you work?
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As someone who has tried to span the generation gap in my own puzzles, I'm delighted to see the broadening reach and appeal of modern crosswords.
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Over the last decade, a significant generation gap has opened up in American politics: The young are more socially and economically liberal than their parents or grandparents.
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MADRID — The generation gap is closing in men's tennis, but Stefanos Tsitsipas was unable to shrink it further on Sunday in the final of the Madrid Open.
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For three months, the new store, named by Ms. Fisher in a nod to the generation gap, sold Levi's, especially in difficult-to-find sizes, and records.
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One common claim among those who see a generation gap in #MeToo attitudes is that younger people have a broader definition of sexual harassment than their elders.
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Social and emotional friction, plus the generation gap… The impact of (multifaceted and increasingly powerful and capable) smartphones can also be seen on some other types of gadgets.
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Many of the causes of Italy's generation gap can be found in political choices made in the past 20 years that have favoured the old over the young.
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There are many reasons for this disconnect, according to experts, including a lack of awareness, an unwillingness to plant local roots, a generation gap and skepticism about charities.
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Sixteen-year-old Swedish activist Greta Thunberg is the symbol of a climate change generation gap, a girl rebuking adults for their inaction in preventing a future apocalypse.
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There is a cultural generation gap among feminists that helps to explain why younger feminists are less excited about the candidacy of Hillary Clinton than might be expected.
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It's the ultimate manifestation of the Jewish generation gap, and never has there been a more accurate depiction of the angst and delight of a bar mitzvah hora.
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But there is a hidden danger lurking in the form of an emerging generation gap with strong racial overtones that, left unchecked, could become a significant obstacle to progress.
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And there is a big generation gap: 35% of those born before 1970 said they would reject a child who was gay; only 9% born after 1990 said that.
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The generational split is not an ideological split The generation gap among Democrats is often equated with the party's ideological split, but the latter doesn't consistently track the former.
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The generation gap had consequences at the highest levels of power, too: The son of one of Sudan's most powerful generals urged his father to help topple the president.
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There seems to be a generation gap in the responses to shutdowns, but in Europe, at least, some young people have stepped up in solidarity with their older neighbors.
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BERLIN — The spoof on a classic German children's song was intended to poke fun at the generation gap between climate-conscious young Germans and their purportedly gas-guzzling grandparents.
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Whether you considered the feminist generation gap to be a fissure or a canyon, one thing was clear: The last person who would ever fall into it was Gloria Steinem.
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It will always have its historical dishes deeply rooted within the cuisine, and because of the generation gap, there will always be some sort of resistance toward everything that's new.
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It's less clear what the future holds, whether the Tethered's new independence will have lasting results, or how the newly developing generation gap between Adelaide and Jason will play out.
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The Peking University survey revealed a big generation gap: 35% of those born before 1970 said they would reject a child who was gay; only 9% born after 1990 agreed.
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She is also accused of illegally siphoning money from a nonprofit she ran, Coney Island Generation Gap, to pay personal expenses, including her mortgage and shopping trips to Victoria's Secret.
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It's a mix seeks to bridge the generation gap that bubbles up when the whole family meets up to gobble turkey, while steering clear of anything too explicit or wild.
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That may be particularly true today: Many observers see a generation gap of sorts between millennial workers and their older bosses (a phenomenon this column has addressed in the past).
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Luzian Franzini, the head of the Greens' youth wing, told AFP that the law sets a "very dangerous precedent" towards internet censorship and that there was a "generation gap" with lawmakers.
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Prime Minister David Cameron appealed to voters across the generation gap to back staying in the EU, two days before a closely fought referendum that will shape the future of Europe.
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" Thus, Crisis in Six Scenes is about the most basic generation gap story anyone could tell, right down to the way the series opens with stock footage of "the '60s, man.
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The generation gap and an inclination toward Western culture means children are not aware of their parents' true needs and end up offering them apples when their parents need oranges, Srivastava said.
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As I was thinking about these questions, I asked my younger daughter, now a college student, whether she thought there was a generation gap in the way women see the #MeToo movement.
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His hair was short, he wore a shirt and tie, he didn't smoke marijuana or drink alcohol, and he was approaching 40 — putting him on the far side of the generation gap.
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Indeed, many of the allegations brought against Ms. Harris predate her time in public office, when she served as the executive director of a nonprofit organization, Coney Island Generation Gap, in Brooklyn.
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For a related Learning Network lesson on millennials, written by a student, see Minding the Generation Gap: Investigating Media Portrayals of Millennials and 'Gen Z.' Students 13 and older are invited to comment.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A "living library" project in Malaysia's capital is lending out older people's knowledge to the young, to improve the lives of pensioners and bridge Kuala Lumpur's generation gap.
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We learn just enough details to start wondering why so little has changed in the future, when taking 5 percent of the total population from one age demographic would create a huge generation gap.
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While the generation gap does play a role in heightening tensions, it's not the primary reason — disagreeing over liberal or less traditional values is the real point of contention for many family WhatsApp groups.
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The goofy premise suggests an alternative view of the generation gap: maybe it's Gen X-ers who are the distracted ones, too narcissistic to look closely at just who is fetching their espresso. ♦
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I felt it was not the media of photography and music that separated these two artists, or the generation gap (Misrach was born in 1949, while Galindo was born in 1960), it was their temperament.
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But the activism is also laying bare a striking generation gap between younger and older African-Americans, whose experience, views of the former president and notions of how they should push for change diverge dramatically.
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They also described grappling with disagreements with their children on career choice and political ideology, highlighting the generation gap that has divided Hong Kong in its struggle to define its future as part of China.
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Chalk another one up to the generation gap: Millennials tip less and stress about it more The 10 greatest food scenes from holiday movies and what they really mean lifestyle food voraciously lifestyle food voraciously
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He looked into the camera and talked about the torch-wielding white supremacists of Charlottesville, Virginia, with an opening argument that aimed to leap over his primary opponents, across the generation gap, straight at President Trump.
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Brackman seemed to be looking for a far more overtly political film than Nichols was interested in making, one that would more keenly diagnose the "generation gap" in the film — and you can see his point.
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On Tennis WIMBLEDON, England — If you hunt for symbolism, as so many of us sportswriters do, it was there in abundance over the last few days at Wimbledon as Venus Williams faced down the generation gap.
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The mixed response may reflect a generation gap or a decline in knowledge of kanji, the Chinese characters used in Japanese and in gengo, said Masaharu Mizukami, a professor of Chinese philosophy at Chuo University in Tokyo.
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"Young Chinese seem to share with young Americans of the 1950s and 1960s a near-unbridgeable generation gap and a huge optimism," said Michael Pettis, a finance professor at the Guanghua School of Management at Peking University.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The Peyton Manning-Cam Newton quarterback generation gap was on graphic display at San Jose airport as the Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers arrived on Sunday to begin final preparations for Super Bowl 50.
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This week on the Popcast, Mr. Caramanica discussed hip-hop's current generation-gap struggles, and its history of aesthetic panics, with Minya Oh, better known as Miss Info, the proprietor of the hip-hop news website MissInfo.
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As someone who has taught young people for several decades and has followed their evolving views on feminism, it is clear that there is a huge generation gap on this issue and that it is crucial for Mrs.
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Looking at our contemporary era — a time when the overtly acrimonious generation gap of the Woodstock era has yielded, according to the Pew Research Center, to "something approximating peace" — Fass's capacity to engage with her material runs aground.
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Generation Gap Young Americans have been moving left and leaving the G.O.P. in recent years, but a successful Democratic coalition built on the backs of liberal youth is far from a sure thing, especially in the short term.
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With polls now consistently showing a huge generation gap over Trump in particular and the parties in general, the next several elections could hinge on how fast millennials convert their potential influence into actual power at the ballot box.
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"There's been a big generation gap while we're trying to rebuild the pool, which is the right step," said Steve Cherundolo, who played 87 games for the national team between 1999 and 2012 and went to three World Cups.
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The survey will likely add to a growing debate about housing and the generation gap in the U.K. Some housing experts suggest exorbitant prices in places like London have been accentuated by a reluctance from "baby boomers" to downsize their homes.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister David Cameron made a dramatic appeal to voters across the generation gap on Tuesday to back staying in the European Union two days before a cliff-hanger referendum that will shape the future of the West.
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But to be fair, no matter how much the creators, especially Rodgers and Hammerstein, were interested in the generation gap, the shows they wrote were almost always conceived from the perspective of middle-aged grown-ups in suits and ties.
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For all its psychosexual shenanigans, the movie — shot in mid-1968, several months after Sontag returned from a trip to Hanoi — does have a political point, dramatizing the failure of revolution in the light of the so-called generation gap.
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The #MeToo generation gap is a myth "You just accepted it": why older women kept silent about sexual harassment — and younger ones are speaking out Why women are worried about #MeToo The waves of feminism, and why people keep fighting over them, explained
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In Rural Australia, a Generation Gap Widens Over Climate Change The youth wing of a conservative party that represents voters outside the main cities has its own ideas about how to protect a rural lifestyle from the threat posed by climate change.
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While his version draws heavily on Gaiman's 1970s suburban London setting (and on Gaiman's own history), it also finds an eerie horror-movie symbolism in the generation gap, through a race of aliens that send their children out to have experiences, then devour them afterward.
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"Not only are they physically weaker than the younger ones, when they're kept with younger people, the chances of them getting into fights are higher due to the generation gap and cultural differences," said Lee Yun-hwi, deputy director of Seoul's Nambu Correctional Institute.
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And that split seems baked in to the demography of Arizona, which has the widest so-called racial generation gap of any state in the country: Just 19 percent of the population over 65 is nonwhite; 60 percent of those under 18 are nonwhite.
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As a 2018 Pew survey on the generation gap found, large majorities of millennials (66 percent) believe that our economic system unfairly favors powerful interests and that more needs to be done for racial equality (68 percent), well in excess of the share from older generations.
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After months—literally months—of obsessively checking these feeds, screenshotting the interactions, looking at the screenshots, and going back to see if the other cast members were replying to him or if he was just screaming into a generation gap—I started to notice a few things.
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Given that the title is "Generation Gap," and the clothes being worn are all reissued updated versions of 15 staple Gap pieces of the '90s that their respective parents wore — the black bodysuit, the sleeveless tee, the logo sweatshirt — the connection makes a certain amount of sense.
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And it was marked by a number of awkwardly comic exchanges that pointedly illustrated what was then becoming known as the generation gap: "I just want to say one word to you, just one word," a friend of Benjamin's father says to Benjamin, corralling him at his graduation party.
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Gail: Maybe it's because I'm now on the other side of the generation gap, but despite the terrible moments in 1968, the situation in 1968 seemed more hopeful — the country was turning against the war in Vietnam, the civil rights movement had come of age and the women's movement was blooming.
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What this means, unfortunately, is that Fass has a hard time apprehending the parenting period that followed her own — one in which there has been a radical shift in parent-child relations from the generally hostile "generation gap" of the late 1960s to the much-remarked-upon boomer-millennial bond.
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Album Review The internal hand-wringing over hip-hop's generation gap — which pits old against young, dyed-in-the-wool formalist traditionalist against melodic experimenter, New York against Atlanta — overlooks a very plain fact: For most of the last two decades, hip-hop's primary topical concerns haven't changed all that much.
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When I first started playing I played a lot of house shows and so I was interacting with a lot of older folks in Texas and it was like there was this generation gap and they'll just come up and tell you whatever - they're old and they don't care what you think.
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The generation gap was most pronounced in France – 25 percentage points – with 56 percent of young people but only 31 percent of older people having a positive opinion of the EU. There are similar generation gaps of 19 points in the UK, 16 points in the Netherlands, 14 points in Poland and Germany, and 13 points in Greece.
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Though changes to pension and employment rules could go some way towards closing Italy's generation gap, what is really needed, reckons Mr Rosina, is a change of outlook, both among teachers, who should equip young Italians with life skills, and employers, who need to start seeing them not as easily disposable cheap labour, but as sources of innovation.
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Additionally, many millennials graduated college during the Great Recession, when employment opportunities were scarce and the job market was flooded with laid-off workers who had more experience, an environment that likely contributed to a nasty generation gap: In 2017, it was found that millennials made 20 percent less than boomers did at the same age.
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I haven't done a comprehensive study of the topic, but I know of no survey evidence that shows that the difference between younger and older Democrats on substantive issues is anywhere near as large as the generation gap in support between Clinton and Sanders, which suggests to me that Sanders's fairly remarkable appeal among the young is based on more than just policy.
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" And he confessed near the end that "today, looking at The Graduate, I see Benjamin not as an admirable rebel, but as a self-centered creep whose put-downs of adults are tiresome ... To know that the movie once spoke strongly to a generation is to understand how deep the generation gap ran during that extraordinary time in the late 1960s.
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He focused more on detailing, and explaining, shifting trends in American life: the "generation gap" of the 1960s, the rise of the women's movement in the 1970s, the neoconservatism of many young people in the 21963s, the emergence of a "me first" self-indulgence in the 21960s, and in recent years a widespread feeling that Americans have no voice in the decisions that affect their lives.
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And although the entrance polls feature good news for Biden about his black support in the state, the former vice president can't become complacent about his support from black voters, considering there's a significant generation gap among the group, according to Vox's Li Zhou: Younger black voters who spoke with Vox have emphasized that they are interested in more ambitious policies than the ones Biden has championed.
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Carol overhears her teenage colleague Moana complain about how out-of-touch she is — "When I told her to Venmo me the $5 she owed me, she gave me these weird paper tickets," Moana says, holding up a handful of dollar bills — in a funny moment that also cuts to the heart of the modern generation gap where people on either side of the divide aren't even speaking the same language.
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Sorrendguy remains one of the best lyricists in punk rock and Facades address a number of issues including the generation gap "Wrap Yourself in Me" ["Thanks for your suffering, and the paving the way for me, What could you possibly know"] and gay identity politics "They Tell Me" ['They created a box, To squeeze all queers in, Their definitions have flattened us, Stay fucked and never go in'].
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The #MeToo generation gap is a myth "You just accepted it": why older women kept silent about sexual harassment — and younger ones are speaking out Why women are worried about #MeToo Video: women are not as divided on #MeToo as it may seem And as waves pile upon waves in feminist discourse, it's become unclear that the wave metaphor is useful for understanding where we are right now.
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In their piece, set inside Fuleen Seafood Restaurant on Division Street, Wu and Zhang portray old friends catching up over tea and a meal, reminiscing through Chinese opera and '70s pop tunes, and discussing the generation gap by wondering whether Wu's daughter would marry "a banana man or an egg man" — aka an Americanized Chinese guy or a white guy who loves Chinese language and culture — before breaking out into song and dance.
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The #MeToo generation gap is a myth Why women are worried about #MeToo The waves of feminism, and why people keep fighting over them, explained Video: women are not as divided on #MeToo as it may seem As critiques of the #MeToo movement have rolled in, a media narrative of generational divide has emerged: Some have speculated that younger women define sexual harassment more broadly than older women, or that older women have more doubts about #MeToo.
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Lesson Plans Minding the Generation Gap: Investigating Media Portrayals of Millennials and 'Gen Z' Bridging the Gap: Considering Factors That Shape Generations Capturing Communities: An Invitation to Photograph Your Hometown for the Lens Blog 10 Ways to Explore and Express What Makes Your Community Unique The Impact of Images: Considering the Place of Photojournalism Today Skills and Strategies | Photo Projects Inspired by 'Humans of New York' Just a Moment: Photographing Ordinary Life Critical Lenses: Examining Iconic Photos to See What Makes an Image Great What We Eat, Where We Sleep: Documenting Daily Life to Tell Stories The Power to Change the World: A Teaching Unit on Student Activism in History and Today _________ Our site runs contests all year long, but when we debut a new one, like our My Generation Photo Contest, we're especially interested in feedback.
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