Time to end the generational “who had it worse?” battle: Allison Schrager
In a world of generational divides and economic struggles, the cease-fire in the battle over who had it worse in their youth seems within reach. Amid soaring rents, student loans, and economic uncertainty, both younger and older generations have valid points. Yet, the truth lies in recognizing the challenges of every era. With empathy and realistic expectations, navigating the complexities of adulthood becomes more manageable. So, let's embrace each phase of life's joys and trials, knowing that resilience transcends generations.
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By Allison Schrager
 America has had a generation gap from the very start, and generational warfare for almost as long. But in at least one area, I believe a cease-fire is possible: We can end the war over which generation had it worse when they were young.
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