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From KQED.

From KQED in San Francisco, I'm Leslie McClurg.

We make a lot of assumptions about people born around the same time.

Like boomers don't care about climate change.

Millennials are all about me.

Gen Zers are digitalites who can't really make eye contact. These stereotypes make great headlines, but they're not necessarily true. In fact, they might get history all wrong.

We'll dig into what really shapes people born around the same time, and we will separate

generational cliches from reality. That's coming up next after this news.

Music reality. That's coming up next after this news. Welcome to Forum. I'm Leslie McClurg. As families come together this week for Thanksgiving,

it's timely to talk about the assumptions we have about different generations, like boomers have all the money or millennials or just fragile snowflakes.

Social researcher Bobby Duffy explores the science or the potentially fake science behind these stereotypes in his new book, The Generation Myth, Why When

You're Born Matters Less Than You Think. Duffy joins us now to debunk labels and to dig into

what really challenges different generations. Welcome Bobby Duffy. Great to be here.

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