Attitude | Burden | Depression | Heritage | Materialism | Self | Society | Youth

IN A KINDER, GENTLER ER
A” Tommy Hyde, 97, as quoted in a local newspaper: “People helped each other in those days and even during the Depression,” he said wistfully. But all that changed after World War II, when the nation’s youth adopted a “gimme” attitude demanding everything anyone else had “now,” he said. From The Denver Post, April 5, 1992