Posts Tagged ‘Ageism’
I’m a Millennial Who Can’t Live With My Parents
As a millennial, I heard the same advice repeatedly during my senior year of college: “Live with your parents for a couple of years while you figure out what you want to do next, and save money.” I knew that wouldn’t be a long-term option for me. My dad and I are close and I…
Read More6 Fiercely Feminist Steps to Aging Gracefully
In a world that values youth and beauty way more than it should, how can you “age well” as a feminist? Try these affirming strategies!
Read MoreI’m a 60-Year-Old Feminist Who Just Decided To Get Married
She used to say she was married to her career. Find out what it means for this 60-year-old feminist to exchange independence for interdependence.
Read More4 Harmful Ways We Dismiss Teenagers’ Mental Health Issues
“What do you have to be depressed about?” Many adults think young people’s mental health issues are just a phase of youth. Time to take them more seriously.
Read MoreHow to Deal with Who People Don’t Realize They’re Being Offensive
Some people may not be discriminatory at heart, but old habits die hard. Unfortunately, offensive language and implications are cultural habits most people acquire without realizing it. Some of these scenarios are what I like to call Accidental ‘-isms.’ But you have the power to shape your conversations. So here are some of my ideas for confronting your next Accidental ‘-ism.’
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