Baby Boomers Recognition Day

August 17, Sunday

Baby Boomers Recognition Day
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Baby Boomers Recognition Day is celebrated annually on August 17. This day is dedicated to the generation of baby boomers — people born approximately between 1946 and 1964, during the period of significant birth rate growth after World War II.

History and significance
The holiday was created to express gratitude to this generation, which played a key role in the cultural, social, and economic development of the modern world. Baby boomers lived through important historical events: the Cold War, the rise of civil rights, the cultural revolutions of the 1960s–1970s, technological progress, and the beginning of the digital era.

Holiday traditions
On this day:

* people express gratitude to baby boomers for their contribution to society;
* memories are shared about the culture, music, and fashion of their youth;
* themed gatherings and family meetings are held;
* values, experiences, and lessons passed on to subsequent generations are discussed.

Interesting facts

* The baby boomer generation became the largest in the history of the United States and many other countries.
* They had a major impact on the development of the economy, as the labor market and mass consumption grew rapidly during their adulthood.
* Many cultural symbols, such as rock and roll, the hippie movement, and the first computers, are closely associated with this generation.
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