Today, adults under 30 differ markedly from senior citizens (persons age 65 and older) in their opinions on

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According to various surveys and studies, adults under 30 tend to have different opinions and attitudes than senior citizens on social change, religiosity, immigration, and civic engagement. For example, younger generations tend to be more supportive of LGBTQ+ rights, environmental protection, and racial/ethnic diversity, while older generations tend to be more traditional and conservative on these topics. Younger generations are also less likely to be religious and more likely to support immigration reform and social justice issues. Finally, younger generations are often criticized for being less civically engaged than their elders, although some research suggests that they participate in different ways (e.g., through social media and online activism). Therefore, all of the above statements are true.

Today, Adults Under 30 Differ Markedly from Senior Citizens (Persons