What does "Gen X" mean?

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A Word to Know: Tocsin TOK-sin Part of speech: noun Origin: Old French, 16th century 1: An alarm bell or signal.   FEATURED: From Gen X to Millennials, Where Did Generation Names Come From? Sociologists categorize people into many kinds of groups for study — location, race, gender, political affiliation — but age is a great common denominator. From the Silent Generation of the 1920s, to the up-and-coming Gen Alpha, everyone falls into one of these groups. Read More CONTINUE READING 3 min read time How to Use Quotation Marks Correctly Read article   2 min read time Modern Demographics You Won't Find on the Census Read article   3 min read time 14 Shakespearean Phrases We Still Use Today Read article Email Preferences | Unsubscribe Terms of Use | Privacy Policy Advertisements: Powered by AdChoices We love to collaborate. To learn more about our sponsorship opportunities, please connect with us here. 1550 Larimer Street, Suite 431, Denver, CO 80202 Copyright © 2019 All rights reserved.