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This short article examines the way that society shapes individuals idea of beauty by such things as "Anti-aging creams", etc. It also touches on how society has romanticized youthful looking skin, fit bodies, as well as a few other physical features of women to the point of no return, basically. This is an example of negative representation, especially when it comes to old women. It emphasizes the stigma around women only being "beautiful" up to a certain age. Another thing that I took from this very brief article is that there is no "cure" for aging. It is inevitable. We do it everyday as a mater of fact. Aging shouldn't be something for women specifically, to be afraid of. If society were to stop putting these sort os pressures on aging people, everyones outlook in aging would be completely opposite.

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This short commercial from Volkswagen is a "feel-good" representation of remaining young at heart, regardless of ones age. Though you may not think it, there are thousands, if not millions, of old people who still mentally, and maybe even physically still feel like they're in the their prime. Volkswagen put a fun twist on this commercial by having the lady drifting around in her candy apple red Volkswagen like something out of "The fast and Furious". It presents the idea and image that maybe the older generations are still just like us when it comes to our most cherished possessions, such as a car. We are seeing a person who is probably around her 70's, drift and race around town like a teenager or person in their 20's would do. This commercial kind of said "to hell with ageism!", and created this masterpiece instead.

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This gif is a sort of a fun, silly one. On the other end, it is sending a powerful message to its viewers out there. I interpret this gif as a positive representation of senior citizens, and older people in general dancing like a bunch of 20 year-olds. There is a very common misconception that all old people are too frail and and fragile to get down and boogie. The truth of the matter is, the idea of older people being "too weak" to get a little down and dirty is, once again, just another unfortunate misconception. Yes, there are some older folks who cannot do things like dance like they used to, but this gif just goes to show that you should never assume things because they might just end up surprising you.

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Ageism and its effects on 50+ year old employees in the workplace

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Ageism and its effects on 50+ year old employees in the workplace

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This YouTube video explains the all too common event of women who experience ageism or "age discrimination" in their place of work. It also gives some insight into how older folks can protect their positions in their workplace. This clip even goes as far as to lay out some statistics and percentages of who this may affect in the future. Not to mention, the dramatic under employment and pay cuts folks over the age of 50+ may experience. In other words, the odds seem to be stacked against folks in the work place who are either 50+ years of age, or who have been there for a long time.

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Ageism in the workplace: What older workers can do to stay employed

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This meme is a a pretty common joke amongst those who share and/or laugh at the stereotype of Florida being a senior citizens paradise state. This image reinforces the stereotype behind all older people moving to Florida to retire and eventually...pass on. Though this stereotype might not be fully accurate, it still has some truth to it. Having visited Florida myself a handful of times, I can say from experience, that the population of people in that state does sort of seem to live up to its reputation, if you will.