The Myth that Ageism is an Acceptable Prejudice
FEATURED: Older Americans Month • 2m 17s
Consider this compelling case for thoroughly rejecting society’s entrenched and pervasive bias against older people. See how this prejudice is based on false assumptions and how it unfairly stereotypes and marginalizes a sizable portion of our population, to the detriment of all.
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