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Doing Sixty & Seventy

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Summary of Doing Sixty & Seventy

"Doing Sixty & Seventy" is a thought-provoking exploration of aging, penned by the illustrious social justice leader Gloria Steinem. Published by Elders Academy Press in 2006, this collection, featuring Steinem's original essay "Doing Sixty" and its preface "Doing Seventy," delves deep into the themes of age stereotyping and the liberation found in the later stages of life. Steinem's narrative begins with a candid remark about her fortieth birthday that sparked a nationwide conversation on age discrimination, particularly against women. Describing each decade as a journey into a new, exhilarating country, Steinem reflects on her evolving radicalism and the joy of embracing the unknown. This book is particularly suited for adult education settings, providing a rich primer on Steinem’s theories and a rallying cry for gender equality. It encourages readers to reflect on how societal views on aging might shape their personal and political lives. Engage with Steinem’s profound insights and explore how the later years can be a time of radical, joyful transformation.

Book Details

Published by Elders Academy Press on January 1, 2006
72 pages
ISBN: 9780975874424
Best for readers in Adulthood
This book provides valuable insights into Gender Equality , highlighting key issues and advancements within these areas

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