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Carolyn Kitchener, "Post Grad"
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59:07Now PlayingA recent graduate of Princeton, Kitchener shows us the world as her generation sees it. Following her own experiences and those of four of her female classmates in their first year out of school, Kitchener, who writes for The Atlantic and The Guardian, looks at the options available to young women with brand-new college degrees and traces how these particular individuals make choices and find their way. Kitchener’s first book is both a sharp sociological profile of the millennial generation and a set of vivid portraits of five specific—and quite different—members of one socio-economic sector of that larger group.
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