Millennials don’t like to be labeled.

Millennials don’t like to be labeled. Pew research finds that 26-34-year-olds are more likely than older generations to say their religious identification is “unaffiliated,” and to say that they are “independent” rather than choose a political party. Other generations are following the trend, which young people are driving, and post-Millennials could be “the least religious and least partisan” yet. (Washington Post)