Prop Joe
Well-known member
She certainly inferred Millennials are the greatest generation ever which de facto makes them better than the WW2 generation.
"I think they’re profoundly courageous, because they’re willing to puncture more taboos and have conversations that, frankly, older generations sometimes struggle to have"
"I think this new generation is very profound and very strong and very brave, because they’re actually willing to go to the streets”
"They actually take the time to read and understand our history"
It seems like she's pointing out specific ways that, in her opinion, millennials are better than other generations. Not saying that they are inherently the best generation in totality.
Is she right in those assessments? Maybe, maybe not - but you would hear this same at any graduation speech. Is it pandering? Of course. Is it something worth getting offended over? No.