Could you explain a bit more about what you mean by this?
For example, from my vantage point - millennials graduated with a ton of student loan debt, fragmented organizational structures that don't guarantee job tenure, and have now lived through two massive crises that have tanked the economy. In response to those crises, markets for goods like education and housing, to name two, have actually become less inclusive. So, the opportunity to own a house, for example, seems to be very out of reach for a large slice of the population. I suppose that that lack of opportunity is more equally distributed than it was in the past (e.g., unequal access to mortgage capital, racial residential segregation, etc.) - is that what you're arguing?