The personal forms of discrimination; 'Yo, Mama, watch out for your heart!'

Article Abstract:

Discrimination among the elderly has become widespread in American society. Most young individuals in the US perceive aging individuals as invisible members of society. This mentality is the anitithesis in cultures where the aged are respected for their wisdom and looked up to as teachers who have a lot to share among the younger generations.

Analysis, Age discrimination

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Love again after 50

Article Abstract:

People over the age of 50 can still experience the magical feeling of love, despite their old age. Love is a cure for loneliness and restlessness and gives old people security and a feeling of belonging. It also makes them look forward to the future.

Love

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Us? Weak consumers? You've gotta be kidding!

Article Abstract:

A senior lady journalist writes of her disgust of media executives who claim that consumers above 50 are irrelevant and set in their ways. She goes on to prove that this claim is the biggest lie.

Economic aspects, Market share, Aged consumers, Elderly consumers, Senior power

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