Jacynth Bassett - Ageism Is Never In Style®

I have and I’ve been trying to wrap my head around it. Given the origins of the meme, I think it’s trying to be clever and pointed, but it falls flat, makes no sense, and is simply ageist and ableist.

As teenage girl in 00s I was taught about the ‘golden ratio’ in school. How? We had to measure each others’ faces, seeing if and what of our proportions were within it… might have seemed a fun & interactive way of learning on the surface, but somewhat reckless & potentially harmful in the long term

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Representation matters. Yet visuals of women today in their 50s & 60s still mostly range from poor to ageist to pretty non-existent.

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Ageism Is Never In Style® Ageism Is Never In Style® is the award-winning and leading global consultancy, campaign and community on ageism, age-inclusivity and age positivity by Jacynth Bassett

Hello Bluesky! Jacynth here, founder & CEO of Ageism Is Never In Style. Exited to be on this platform, to connect with others, and together champion age inclusivity and ending ageism! 💪

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