“That summer, not by coincidence, several wonkish millennials in Washington decided that people in their age group should have an organization to represent them. They formed a nonprofit around this notion, calling it, cheekily, Young Invincibles. Since then, the organization has, among other initiatives, pushed for programs to make college more affordable and for federal investment in job training. It has also continued to pay attention to Obamacare.” Read more here at The New Yorker.