U.S. News and World Report: America’s Greatest Generation, coming of age before and during World War II, was admonished to leave no spinach behind by parents who warned, “Children are starving in Europe.” Boomers, postwar babies, were similarly taunted to eat food young children normally take a scunner to with the phrase, “Children are starving in India and China.” I’m not sure to which region of the world parents of generation X & Y children turned to convince kids that empty dinner plates were a …