Boomer doesn't exclusively mean baby boomer. It's just slang for someone who is old/out of touch. See 30-year-old boomer.
So for me, that slang just means people who are older than me who have a different reference because they are in a different point in life.
However because 'we' (those who have passed youth and young adolescence) are older we are supposed to feel empathy for youth. We've been their age, but not vice versa. So I suppose that is the goal, with an explanation of what is different in this time compared to when I was young (e.g. 2001 vs 2021).
But whew, just using it as slang for somebody who is out of touch is some next-level condescension. Cut that out.