Sentences with phrase «of ageism»

The quintessential example of ageism in education has to be the «Best and Brightest» bonus being given to teachers this year in Florida.

It found that ageist stereotypes in children and adolescents generally decrease around ages 10 to 12, and that young people who say they have very good contact with their grandparents have the lowest levels of ageism.

Dr. Sandra Campbell discusses strategies to address elder abuse and the effects of ageism.

A subtle form of ageism — the prejudice that children do not count until they think abstractly — is being assaulted from a theological basis.

For a complete backstory on some of these issues, Jen Burke at Transcending Gender has an exhaustive overview of ageism at law firms, including the New York State Bar Association's recent statement that mandatory retirement is discriminatory and inhumane.

As the master of self - reinvention, the American icon tackles the topics of ageism, beauty standards, female consciousness and identity in a slightly exaggerated, yet direct way.

Some of these areas are highly politicized and will require elaborate dances around claims of ageism and other forms of discrimination.

Its a classic twofer of ageism and sexism and these heros are the modern - day Jackie Robinson of autograph resellers.

I did want to note, however, that there was a touch of ageism creeping into the interview.

She will accuse the six main broadcasters of ageism and sexism as she presents them with the figures.

«There is a combination of ageism and sexism that hits women on TV that doesn't apply to men in the same way.

A source close to Jeremy Corbyn, the current frontrunner in the race for the Labour leadership who has been Islington North MP for 32 years, said Burnham's comments carried a «hint of ageism».

He once danced with Strictly Come Dancing's Arlene Phillips, replaced as a judge by the much younger Alesha Dixon amid complaints of ageism at the BBC.

«At the very least, the challenges and complexities experienced as a result of ageism might further highlight the importance of these training programs, which could be designed to help more effectively and ethically facilitate the use of new technologies.

«Quality of contact with grandparents is key to youths» views of ageism.»

To assess aspects of ageism, the researchers studied 1,151 children and adolescents ages 7 to 16 in the French - speaking part of Belgium; the youths were primarily White, from urban and rural areas, and from a range of socioeconomic statuses.

Just settle in for an intimate examination of ageism, fame and relationships.

This is a film that goes against the whole angle of ageism, where it's so hard for women to find decent roles after turning a certain age.

The culture of ageism has not let us go past 45.

The 37 - year - old The Dark Knight star's experience of ageism in Hollywood initially left her fuming, but she couldn't help but laugh once she had time to digest the executive's remark.

He loved the theme of ageism and sex after 60, and sold it right away to Simon & Schuster.

(In my own defense, my oldest author, the distinguished diarist Edward Robb Ellis, published well into his 80s, and my youngest author was 13 at the time of publication, so I hope to not be accused of ageism.)

I should stress that the four of us on the jury were not the first people to have the conversation of ageism with the Tate, and the rule decision was ultimately made by the museum, not by us.

Both Ana Finel Honigman in her column for Guardian and Joanne Mattera in her blog tackle the issue of ageism in art world.

Promote awareness of issues facing older women while recognizing the intersectional impact of ageism, gender, sexism, and other forms of discrimination

● Third, there is a growing recognition of the ageism in our society.

Most place it isn't illegal, but unless the company has some good reason for asking (such as the ones that Nij outlines) then it might open them up to accusations of ageism.

How can I knock down this wall of ageism?»

If you are currently out of work and in the 50 age range, you also run into the all - too - real possibility of being a victim of ageism.

Maybe it's because I'm in my mid-40's, or maybe it's because of the ageism I hear about (and defend my clients against with words) in my resume writing business, or maybe it's because I spent 15 years running a Java Users» Group that had its share of gray hairs, but I've always been sympathetic to the plight of the older developer.

Many of you use Objective Statements and Summary sections to try to make your first impression... and end up accidentally creating a first impression that is unclear, uncompelling, makes you look like a commodity and triggers responses of ageism.

With ageism, prejudice seemed to reappear when the participants in this study reached their teen years: 13 - to 16 - year - olds also had high levels of ageism.

With the Baby Boomer Generation moving into their late fifties and early - to - mid-sixties, an increasingly large number of our population is feeling the effects of ageism.

Sex is probably not the No. 1 reason, and it would be a form of ageism to believe that once you're «that old,» sex doesn't matter, that it «only» matters for someone like Katie, who is presumably young.

BlueSteps recently hosted an #ExecCareer Chat on the topic of ageism, featuring Cathy Logue, Stanton Chase.

-- Sick of Ageism in San Francisco Dear Sick Of Ageism: While I agree that many upstanding teens get a bad rap, it might interest you to see this 5th Century B.C. quotation attributed to Socrates: «Our youth now love luxury.

Furthermore, the benefit of meaningful contact occurred in both children with the lowest level of ageism and those with the highest level, and boys seemed to benefit more than girls from high - quality contact.

Let's discuss solutions to self - inflicted ageism, by examining ways to change your resume to lessen the effects of ageism.