Most of today’s teenagers can’t vote. Some can’t drive yet (and some don’t even want to). But with the back edge of the Millennial generation finally coming of age, it is today’s teenagers, the kids who come after Millennials, who are now in the spotlight. (MTV is trying to call them “The Founders,” but I’d venture there’s still time to come up with something better.)
And a new study out this week of American teenagers has some fascinating insights about where the next generation might be taking us.
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