Generation X, which consists of people who are currently between 40 and 55 years of age, is jokingly referred to as the forgotten middle child. Sandwiched in between the Baby Boomer generation of their parents and the Millennial generation of their children, they often find themselves carrying the burdens of loved ones that are both older and younger than them.
This position is especially interesting in terms of a global pandemic. On this episode of Christian Curious, we chat with Caryn Rivadeneira and Jennifer Grant to discuss how their generation has been processing, coping, and growing throughout 2020.
