Each generation laments the faults of the last. Baby boomers’ views are considered outdated today, but their generation fought for women’s rights, gay rights and racial equality in the 1970s and ’80s.

Social justice campaigns are not a new phenomenon, and they have not yet reached a conclusion. The next generation will likely find fault with today’s norms, too.

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