The year of Ageism

An episode of the Urban Hobo Girl podcast, hosted by Susan Weathers, titled "The year of Ageism " was published on January 17, 2020 and runs 4 minutes.

January 17, 2020 ·4m · Urban Hobo Girl

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Summary

as age groups increase so does age discrimination and everybody gets older.  the younger ones who did not hire you over ten years ago are now facing "What"?  yup.......... age discrimination  "right back at you" at a younger age.

Episode Description

as age groups increase so does age discrimination and everybody gets older.

the younger ones who did not hire you over ten years ago are now facing "What"?

yup.......... age discrimination "right back at you" at a younger age.

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