Dale Wyngarden: Youth face serious challenges met with silence

Grandparents blessed with watching their grandchildren grow into today's world can't help drawing comparisons to their own childhoods. It's a different world today. Or at least we see it differently. In the 1950s, America seemed safe. World War II had ended with a decisive victory for the good guys. Americans of both parties liked Dwight D. Eisenhower. Home ownership and education were attainable for many under the GI Bill, Retooling wartime industry meant good jobs rebuilding America. Our neighborhoods were full of kids and were safe places for play. We looked up to leaders and people in positions of authority.

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