Generation Independent: Why Millennials Aren't Listening To You, and What You Can Do About It

"Millennials, like F. Scott Fitzgerald's rich, are different than you and me. For one thing, at around 80 million strong, they're as big as or bigger than the baby boom—and far more populous than both Gen X (born between 1965 and 1980) and the Silent Generation (1929-1945). They are filled with what at first glance looks like contradictions: More Democratic in their voting behavior than previous generations, and yet more politically independent than any cohort in history. Worryingly unafraid of the word socialism, and yet full-bore in favor of the free market."
--Nick Gillespie and Emily Ekins, "Generation Independent", Reason, October 2014

Kids these days! Will we ever understand them? And what do they really want? As Reason gets to the bottom of these and other questions, you and your friends are cordially invited to join us for a lively panel discussion on the conformity and contradictions of this fascinating demographic.

Generation Independent: Why Millennials Aren't Listening To You, and What You Can Do About It

Tuesday, September 9
6:30 p.m. Drinks and Food
7:15 p.m. Panel featuring Reason's Emily Ekins, Students for Liberty's Alexander McCobin, Young Americans for Liberty's Reem Tahir and more!

Reason.tv Studios
5737 Mesmer Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90230
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Register by Monday, September 8.

Don't forget to check out Reason's millennials coverage at our special landing page at Reason.com!

See you there!