Generally speaking, during most of our history America has been viewed as the land of opportunity. Likewise, our classic American Dream has been the promise that with hard work anyone can improve their livelihood and lives (subject to targeted discrimination). So why does our classic American Dream feel like it’s fading away? It depends on who you ask. In this post we explore the Gen X (1965-79) experience with the American Dream.

Generally speaking, during most of our history America has been viewed as the land of opportunity. Likewise, our classic American Dream has been the promise that with hard work anyone can improve their livelihood and lives (subject to targeted discrimination). So why does our classic American Dream feel like it’s fading away? It depends on who you ask. In this post we explore the Boomer (1946-64) experience with the American Dream.

Our 501(c)(3) is on a mission to restore the American Dream. How? By fixing American capitalism. There isn’t a better economic system than capitalism, but American capitalism can and must be improved. Now.