And millennials, as a charming side effect of their wondrous sense of entitlement, don’t take any shit.
In the penultimate paragraph of this article:
http://www.theguardian.com/film/2016/mar/11/the-secret-actress-netflix-gender-equality-hollywood-pay-gap
I'm seeing this term, sense of entitlement, used with millennials a lot recently. It always seems to be disparaging or to shut down an argument.
Why? Where did it come from?
When I've seen it used it is normally a baby boomer that uses it and they seem to want to maintain the status quo, which pretty much means protecting their entitlement. Do millennials have a greater sense of entitlement than previous generations?