Gen Z and Alpha are two generational labels that have been used to describe young people born after 1997.
While there is some debate about the exact start and end dates of these generations, most definitions place Gen Z in the years 1997-2012 and Alpha in the years 2013-2025.
So, is 2011 a member of Gen Z or alpha?
According to most definitions of Gen Z, the oldest members of the generation were born in 1997. Therefore, anyone born in 2011 would be considered a member of Gen Z.
However, there are some definitions that place the end of Gen Z in 2012, which means that 2011 would not be considered a member of Gen Z under those definitions.
On the other hand, Alpha is defined as the generation born after 1997, so anyone born in 2013 or later would be considered an Alpha. Since 2011 falls before 2013, it would not be considered a member of Alpha.
In conclusion, 2011 is generally considered a member of Gen Z, but whether or not it is also considered an Alpha depends on the specific definition of those terms.
