A few hours ago I attended "We Voted, Now What?: Building A Youth Movement," a panel discussion over at the Take Back America conference. The panelists, moderated by Anna Lefer of the Open Society Institute, came from a variety of progressive organizations. Lefer noted that conservatives pour $40 million a year into youth development, and that millenials (that is, Americans born between 1977 and 1997) are the largest and most diverse generation in American history. Millenials, in other words, are up for grabs, and the panelists that followed outlined some of the ways progressives can work toward appealing to them and building a long-term majority.
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