June 12, 2017
#1849: Decades explain

[A timeline across the top of the box marks decades from 1960 to 2030, the labels are above the line and the ticks marking each decade are below.]
[Label: 1960]
60s Music; 60s Fashion; 60s Movies; 60s Culture
[Label: 1970]
70s Music; 70s Fashion; 70s Movies; 70s Culture
[Label: 1980]
80s Music; 80s Fashion; 80s Movies; 80s Culture
[Label: 1990]
90s Music; 90s Fashion; 90s Movies; 90s Culture
[Label: 2000 and 2010]
[Items grouped over two decades.]
Fashion; Culture; Music; Movies
[Label: 2020]
[The text is in light grey font.]
20s Music?; 20s Fashion?; 20s Movies?; 20s Culture?
[Label: 2030]
[Caption below the panel:]
It’s weird how for 20 years we stopped grouping our cultural memories by decade because “2000s” is ambiguous and and “Aughts” and “Teens” never really stuck.