Agata Sikora, essayist: Millennials were promised a world without major conflicts—all they had to do was cope well. The price for peace was supposed to be withdrawal from public life and the belief that only what's private mattered.
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Agata Sikora, essayist: Millennials were promised a world without major conflicts—all they had to do was cope well. The price for peace was supposed to be withdrawal from public life and the belief that only what's private mattered.