stolen generation

In Australia, the white, British colonial invader's 'stole' a generation of aboriginal children from their family's, as a method of racial genocide.

The 'stolen generation' and its handling is Australias most disgraceful point in history.

by Diego September 4, 2003

stolen generation

Usually in reference to asian females.

Asian females that are in a relationship with a non-asian male.

She is a part of the stolen generation.

by Black Gsi May 20, 2010

Generation AA

The generation that follows generation Z who are currently turning 16 (as of 2020). They are dubbed Generation AA or Generation "After Aidan" because they, like him, are in recovery due to having millennial parents. Aidan-Adam Ouch is the last known individual born into Generation Z.
Each generations surviving hope is that the Flynn Effect may benefit them where the previous had fallen short.

#generationaa #millennial #flynneffect #flynn

#generationafteraidan

The kids of Generation After Aidan are screw because Millenials and Generation Z left nothing great to be carried on.

Generation AA lived through Covid-19

by MillenialHope April 27, 2020

spontaneous generation

The mistaken idea that living things can arise from non living sources

Redi created a controlled experiment to disprove spontaneous generation.

by ?_?_?_?_ November 23, 2015

Juice Box Generation

The Juicebox Generation is a sub group betwixt Gen X and Gen Y'rs. It was the late 1980's to early 1990's when both parents were working full time. Moms sent their kids off to school with packed lunches complete with you guessed it: a Juice box.

What's up with kids these days? All they do is play video games and watch TV.

You can blame their Juice Box Generation parents...

by bionic88 March 31, 2011

Generations Church

The best Church in Yuma, Arizona. Said to be on the verge of sparking world wide revival. These members and leaders live an on-the-edge radical lifestyle and run with a vision known as G12. You may join in with them, or read about them later.

"You can tell apart real Christians, like the ones that go to Generations Church."

by disciplemaker July 14, 2009

Generation Y

Generation Y is harder to define. The only reason for that is that we are still involved in it and therefore still doing research. (By the way, whenever I say, "we," I mean we. Me and my friends have spent long hours thinking through all this stuff.)

Generation Y started fresh off the crash/burn of Generation X; a kind of rise from the ashes. Generation Y involved anyone who attended/completed high school between 1997 and now. Most of those heavily involved in GenY have had an older sibling heavily involved in GenX. GenY has suffered a divide, unlike our predecessors, in that few groups of people ever come together against something. Associations are limited. There is an abundance of us, however. Our younger siblings may end up being a Generation Z, but that remains to be seen.

Generation Y still have competition from a second wave of Gen-Xers. The new Gen-Xers are in typical fashion of days of yore, but with contemporary styles. Generation Y pervades this, but all in all lives alongside it. Generation Y kids tend to be more vocal about things, but usually do less.

Drug use is still rampant, that's for sure.

More will be added as research is developed. Bear with us.

Generation Y started in '97, possibly climaxed in '03, the stagnation of the culture became evident in '05, and may be ending this year, if not next year.

by Bozenda January 5, 2006