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Ageing Out or Aging In? Why Ageism Persists Despite a Rising Retirement Age
While demographics shift and the average lifespan increases, a puzzling trend persists: ageism in the workplace. Despite a rising retirement age and a growing population of older workers, negative stereotypes about age continue to hold them back. A Disconnect Between … Continue reading
Posted in In the News
Tagged age discrimination, ageism, anne hathaway, outdated ideas, purpose, retirement age, robert de niro, tech-savvy, the intern
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Racism: An Ongoing Battle, Not a Distant Memory
The aspiration for a world free from racism feels increasingly distant in the face of recent events. From horrific acts of violence to the constant undercurrent of prejudice, racism persists in insidious and pervasive ways. Headlines Hide a Broader Problem: … Continue reading
Slam Dunking Stereotypes: Why Women’s College Basketball is Winning Big
For years, women’s college basketball has been a hidden gem in the world of sports. But recently, there’s been a surge in excitement and attention surrounding the game. Here’s why this amazing sport is finally getting the recognition it deserves: … Continue reading
Posted in Sports
Tagged angel reese, caitlin clark, espn, gender gap, march madness, paige bueckers, women's college basketball
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Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids’ TV
The vibrant colors, the infectious theme songs, the wacky characters we grew up with – children’s television has a magical way of transporting us to a world of pure fun. Yet, recent documentaries like “Quiet on Set” have shattered this … Continue reading
Love Knows No Color
“Today my daughter changed her profile picture. After maybe 5 minutes I get a text …’ I didn’t know she was dating a black boy, did you?’ It took me all day to think up a response, which I didn’t … Continue reading
From “Brutally Honest” to Happily Ever After: Mel B Finds Love Again
Mel B, the fiery Spice Girl who took the world by storm with her signature “girl power” attitude, has a story that extends far beyond the stage. Her 2018 memoir, “Brutally Honest,” laid bare the dark reality of her abusive … Continue reading
Roses and Respect: Daisy and Kelsey Rewrite the Bachelor Narrative
The Bachelor’s season finale delivered more than just a final rose. It offered a refreshing glimpse of genuine female connection amidst the usual reality TV drama. While past seasons have seen their fair share of catfights and orchestrated sabotage, this … Continue reading
Posted in Story
Tagged bachelor, competition, daisy, female camaraderie, female solidarity, friendship, joey, kelsey, kindness, rewrite bachelor narrative, support
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Princess Kate Reveals Cancer Diagnosis in Moving Video Message
In a heartfelt message shared with the public, Kate, the Princess of Wales, expressed her gratitude for the overwhelming support and understanding she has received during her recovery from surgery. She revealed that following major abdominal surgery in January, which … Continue reading
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Tagged abdominal surgery, cancer, chemotherapy, faith, hope, princess kate, princess of wales, you are not alone
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New York Man Fights to Regain Custody of Alligator Family Member
An unusual custody battle is brewing in New York. At the center of the controversy is Albert, a 34 year-old, 750-pound, 11-foot-long alligator who Tony Cavallaro has raised since he was a baby and taken care of for over three … Continue reading
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Tagged albert the alligator, alligator, dec, department of environmental conservation, hamburg, new york, tony cavallaro
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#BachelorNation Gets Ugly: Women Tell All Exposes Dark Side of Reality TV
The “Bachelor” franchise is known for its dramatic rose ceremonies and over-the-top dates. But this season’s “Women Tell All” took a turn for the serious, as many of the eliminated contestants opened up about the dark side of reality TV: … Continue reading
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Tagged bachelor, bachelor nation, bachelornation, be kind, hate mail, online toxicity, reality tv, women tell all, words have power
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