"Senior Moment," a series on the "CBS Evening News" about baby boomers, took a look at divorce on Tuesday night. It's a familiar subject to the generation that makes up more than half of all divorces.
"When I was growing up, the word 'divorced' was practically whispered," Nora Ephron recalled while being interviewed by Richard Schlesinger.
Ephron, who edits HuffPost Divorce, added, "There's no question that a lot of women woke up during the women's movement and said, 'Who needs this?'"
Today, 35% of baby boomers are divorced.
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Don't vote for anyone over 30 is the new battle cry. I think we had it right not to trust them also.
I hope in the age bracket current fighting our two wars. Only the leaders are Gen X and they are more of the same.
I hope in those who haven't lost hope to make real changes. Your gen x is mortgaged to their eyebrows with children to support etc. Sorry, the boat left and you didn't jump on it.
I am 33 and my husband is 36. I barely consider him to be a Gen X. Gen X to me are those who were teens in the 1990's.
People under 30 don't even vote, much less run.
I am not sure that the kids and grandkids will be willing pay for the Boomers Party - they may just take it directly out of the Boomer's hide in terms of Medicare - Social Security. That would only be FAIR!