Boomers get too much blame
Much of what boomers get blamed for was their parents or grandparents mistakes, and in some cases their childrens. The destruction of American cities with urban renewal and urban freeways was the 50s and 60s, as was the introduction of neoconservatism with the cold war. Boomers did a lot of good, especially by rebelling against their parents: they invented the PC, started the historical preservation movement, the environmental movement, re-introduced cycling as transportation, created consumer safety standards, began the eradication of smoking, created the modern volunteer military, feminism, civil rights, and allowing 18 year olds to vote. Boomers do deserve some blame in that they created unintended consequences by making it impossible to build new housing and transit in their attempt to preserve cities, fuel economy and safety standards perversely led to car bloat, and boomer's desire to "return to nature" by living in the woods has exacerbated the western wildfire situation by making it ever more difficult to do controlled burns. But society's new headaches such as the rise of social media, everything-as-a-service, loss of privacy, and the death of the old internet was the doing of gen x and millenials.