You might want to look into "Generation Jones" which covers the younger half of the more traditional Boomer definition (e.g. my older brother) plus some of the

You might want to look into "Generation Jones" which covers the younger half of the more traditional Boomer definition (e.g. my older brother) plus some of the very earliest part of GenX (e.g. me). It's quite distinct from early Boomers, including in some of the ways you just mentioned. To the extent that generational boundaries and labels make any sense at all, it seems like a somewhat useful grouping to me. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generation_Jones https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generation_Jones