Gen Z: The True Occupation of Generation X

Gen Z: The True Occupation of Generation X

I was groundedWhile you filled the skiesI was dumbfounded by truthsYou cut through liesI saw the rain-dirty valleyYou saw BrigadoonI saw the crescentYou saw the whole of the moon The Waterboys, 1985My wonderful Gen Z son. We sacrificed much of our retirement savings...

Merry Christmas to the Analog Resurgence

Merry Christmas to the Analog Resurgence

Welcome to the latest Gen X Newsletter, cross-published on the Gen X Substack.The Committee Names Gen-Xer of the Month Mr. Tom Ward, Unintentional Style Icon, is the only influencer Gen X actually trusts. Recently featured in People, the 7th-grade Nebraska history...

In Remembrance: The 35th Anniversary of Desert Shield

In Remembrance: The 35th Anniversary of Desert Shield

Michelle Carey of Midwest City goes through the final paperwork as her Army National Guard unit prepares to participate in Operation Desert Shield.Argo, Jim. [Photograph 2012.201.B0124.0308], photograph, September 20, 1990;...

GenXine: Hippie Parents

GenXine: Hippie Parents

This month's theme is Hippie ParentsI love to design and had a lot of fun putting together this old school, 1990s-style zine. I'm calling it GenXine. =) If you enjoy my work, please share it. If you have trouble viewing the publication as a flip book, you can view it...

Alison Martino, Curator of Old Los Angeles

Why Martino’s Vintage L.A. Matters More Than Ever I was born in Boyle Heights in 1967, when East Los Angeles was still a city of pocket-sized bungalows, backyard tamale steamers, and local movie houses that glowed like lanterns at dusk. This was before the open-air...

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