America's changing culture
Marilyn Monroe and Me
By Alan Caruba Thursday, August 4, 2011
“Pretty much everyone over 50 in America feels on some level like a refugee. That’s because they were born in one place—the old America—and live now in another.”
More than a
100 million Americans are over 50, a third of the nation’s population. Noonan said,
“They hear a new culture out of the radio, the TV, the billboard, the movie, the talk show. It is so violent, so sexualized, so politicized, so rough. They miss the old America they were born into, 50 to 70 years ago.” That would have been the 1930s to the 1960s.
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