There was no app tracking your location. No activity on the calendar. Just a screen door that slapped shut behind you and an afternoon that belonged entirely to you. For a generation of Americans who ...

Psychologists say people born in the 1960s and 1970s developed stronger problem-solving skills, independence, and emotional endurance due to their childhood experiences.

Back when hashtags were called pound signs, and before anyone was “doin’ it for the ’gram” (do they even say that anymore?), everyday life was already being captured in color. That may come as a ...

Kids in the 60s and 70s had more time and space, and they ended up leveraging them to build mental resilience. As emerging adults, they helped craft a changing world. An entire generation watched a ...

The way kids grow up has changed drastically over generations. And kids raised in the 60s and 70s had 9 common sense traits that are almost impossible to find nowadays.