史上頭一回，美國大部分的家長不認為下一代的未來會更好。但記者柯妮馬丁說，這沒什麼好緊張的。這反而是個機會，重新定義新的工作和家庭構成，去強調社群和創意。「最大的危機不是無法達成美國夢，」她在演說中如是說，在美國以外的地區也是如此，「最大的危機是去追尋一個自己都不相信的夢。」

新美國夢

Many Americans no longer believe their children will be better off than they were, but this is prompting a powerful redefinition of what it means to live well. Instead of chasing bigger paychecks or houses, people are finding fulfillment through community, creativity, and shared lives. A record 50 million now live in intergenerational households, and research shows those with strong neighborly ties are the healthiest and happiest. True wealth, it turns out, is built on relationships, not possessions.

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柯妮馬丁: 新美國夢