I don't think the boomers ruined this one, although they were in the right place at the right time to blame them. When 1) employers are allowed to discriminate

I don't think the boomers ruined this one, although they were in the right place at the right time to blame them. When 1) employers are allowed to discriminate against the non-college educated, 2) going to college becomes the default instead of the exception, and 3) there is no downward price pressure on educational costs, I think the results are inevitable. Here is something really shocking we could do: make education something that most employers are not allowed to consider, like marital status or a handful of other things. (They mostly cannot consider IQ, because of Griggs v Duke, but they can use your degree, which uses an IQ test (the SAT) to decide if you get in.)