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16 Elements That Forged Gen X’s Unique Role as the Sandwich Generation

March 8, 2024 by Catherine Reed Leave a Comment

16 Elements That Forged Gen X's Unique Role as the Sandwich Generation

Generation X – usually defined as those born between 1965 and 1980 – finds itself in a distinctive and challenging position in today’s societal structure. Dubbed the “Sandwich Generation,” many Gen Xers are simultaneously supporting their own children while caring for aging parents, balancing on a tightrope of financial, emotional, and physical responsibilities. This article…

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