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The Breakfast Club wasn’t just a teen movie—it was a mirror.
For many Gen X kids, it was the first time a movie admitted that adults didn’t always understand us, institutions didn’t always protect us, and labels didn’t tell the whole story.
In this livestream, I look back at The Breakfast Club and explore:
This isn’t a movie review—it’s a cultural autopsy.
Because sometimes the stories that raised us told the truth before anyone else did.
#GenX #TheBreakfastClub #GenXCulture
#WhyGenXWalkedAway #80sMovies
#GrowingUpGenX #MightyPhilbert
By Phil BarksdaleSend us a text
The Breakfast Club wasn’t just a teen movie—it was a mirror.
For many Gen X kids, it was the first time a movie admitted that adults didn’t always understand us, institutions didn’t always protect us, and labels didn’t tell the whole story.
In this livestream, I look back at The Breakfast Club and explore:
This isn’t a movie review—it’s a cultural autopsy.
Because sometimes the stories that raised us told the truth before anyone else did.
#GenX #TheBreakfastClub #GenXCulture
#WhyGenXWalkedAway #80sMovies
#GrowingUpGenX #MightyPhilbert