Encyclopedia of Opinion
Question
How do we think about the snowflake generation?
Position3 of 4

The Snowflake Generation is not real.

This position holds that the 'snowflake generation' is not real. It argues the term is no genuine demographic cohort but a movable insult — the generations it targets, millennials and Gen Z, span some forty years, far too broad to dismiss as uniformly oversensitive.

Supporting arguments · 1

  1. The snowflake generation isn’t an actual generation
    The technical generations that contain snowflakes are millennials, born from 1986 to 1996 and Generation Z, born from 1997 to 2012. It would be foolish to condemn all individuals born in an almost forty-year period as snowflakes.