It’s popular to say that “60 is the new 40.” But this isn’t a compliment, it’s an ageist statement that implies there is something wrong with being 60. If we want to change the culture of aging, we have to recognize that more is possible at every age.
Stop Saying “60 is the New 40” | On My Mind
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Ageism
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Ageism
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Ageism
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Ageism
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