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Generation X

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Some people belong to a group called Gen X.

US living adult generations
US living adult generations

They were born many years ago.

Many were born between 1965 and 1980.

US Fertility Rates 1963-1981
US Fertility Rates 1963-1981

They grew up as the number of births went down.

Some children used a key to enter their homes.

US Marriages Ending in Divorce 1950-1990
US Marriages Ending in Divorce 1950-1990

This was because their parents were often at work.

These kids loved new music and movies. They also played video games for fun.

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Breakdance-oldschool

Now, many Gen Xers are hard workers. They help lead many places today.

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