Let’s quit pretending. The American Dream is dying—slowly, deliberately, and with the precision of a banker’s scalpel. In a nation once defined by upward mobility, home ownership, family, and the promise of better days, only 17 percent of Americans between the ages of 25 and 34 have achieved what the Census Bureau once had the audacity to call “the five major milestones of adulthood.” You read that right. Not even one in five young Americans has completed the traditional checklist: Move out of your parents’ house Finish school Get a job Get married Raise a child That figure—17%—isn’t just some dry number. It’s a red siren screaming the truth: America’s middle class is being deliberately hollowed out. The Great Unraveling:…

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