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Age Out Loud
Age Out Loud is Margo Arrowsmith’s Substack newsletter celebrating aging as a time of power and possibility. Arrowsmith writes about reclaiming confidence, navigating cultural ageism,…
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Ageful Living
Jeanette Leardi’s blog on ageful living: provocative, hopeful essays that dismantle ageist myths and reframe later life as a time of growth, purpose, and possibility,…
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Build Your Own Boat (Substack)
Build Your Own Boat is a Substack newsletter by, for, and about women who launch entrepreneurial ventures in midlife and beyond. Written by award-winning serial…
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Reimagine Aging
Reimagine Aging is Barbara Osborn’s Substack about changing the cultural narrative around women and aging. A media consultant and activist, Osborn writes about ageism in…
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Things I Used to Say – Ashton Applewhite
Things I Used to Say is the Substack of Ashton Applewhite, author of This Chair Rocks and a leading voice in the global movement to…
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This Chair Rocks – Ashton Applewhite
Ashton Applewhite’s anti-ageism blog challenges the cultural narratives that make aging feel shameful, offering a fierce and funny reclaiming of what it means to grow…
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Unapologetic Aging
Unapologetic Aging is Deb Benfield’s Substack about body liberation, ageism, and the politics of the aging female body. Benfield — also known as AgingBodyLiberation on…
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WonderCrone
Jennifer Butz founded WonderCrone after colliding with ageism at sixty, and the blog is the long-running heart of it — more than a hundred numbered…
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