Generation Jonesers were too young to participate in the ideological arguments baby boomers were having about Vietnam, civil rights, abortion and women's rights. "The boomers were out changing the ...

and Gen Alpha 14 years (2010-2024). “It comes down to identity. Fact is, most Jonesers simply don’t feel like Boomers,” generational trends expert Daniel Levine recently told Newsweek ...

Although I will say that I’m not particularly fond of the name – it sounds bit derogatory – Gen Jonesers are the second half of the baby boom generation, born about 1955 through 1964.

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They came of age after the 60s. The cultural commentator and marketing consultant Jonathan Pontell has named them Generation Jones. Pontell defines Jonesers as those born from 1954 to 1965 ...

Boomers were active in the protests of the '60s, but by the time Jonesers went to college, protests had died out," he told ...

The 12 biggest battleground states, Coker found, would have gone to Kerry without the Jonesers. “I think Generation Jones is the most Republican-leaning generation in the electorate,” said ...

If you are between the ages of 50 and 60 but never really fit in as a baby boomer, join the crowd. And what a prestigious crowd it is. Its members — the youngest segment of the baby boomers, who ...

Nope, not teenagers. Generation Jones. The “Jonesers” were born between 1954 and 1965, sandwiched in between the Baby Boomers and Generation X. In the tech world, Jonesers are known as the ...

Unlike older boomers, members of this generation are reliably conservative, perhaps because the traumas of the 1970s led us to distrust government. But Mr. Pontell thinks that Jonesers are now ...

According to Pontell, those expectations were left largely unfulfilled and have left this generation with an unrequited, "jonesing" quality of constantly wishing for something more. "Jonesers have ...

But lately, I've been thinking about Generation Jones, which is the fairly new label for people born between 1955 and 1965. Jonesers are smooshed between Baby Boomers and Generation X'ers.