Recap: Photos from “Pay Me: Stories of Gen-X Women, Ageism & Equity”
This was our first edition of TueNight Live since the “before times” and it was SO good. We saw — and hugged — some of you in person (fully-vaxxed, of… Read More
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How I Came to Believe I Deserved More
I am a grown-ass woman. And I was a grown-ass woman a few years back when I received a job offer that thrilled me to no end — but also made me challenge my whole concept of what I’m capable of.
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The Perfect Handbag Exists Only in My Imagination
My frustration with handbags started in the ‘80s. Back then, the “it” bag among the private all-girls schools in the Washington, DC suburbs was this Coach model that practically spat out pens, pencils, and frosted pink Maybelline lipsticks, because Bonnie Cashin was too cheap or lazy to put a zipper under the flap. I still get angry thinking about that purse. It had one job — containing my crap — and it failed miserably.
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Giveaway: Win 1 of 30 State of Menopause Gift Packs from Stacy London!
VIDEO: Highlights from our Live Storytelling Event about Ageism in the Workplace
VIDEO: We Asked Gen X Women to Share Their Stories of Ageism & Equity
VIDEO: Tracey Lynn Lloyd on Borrowing the Confidence of a Mediocre White Man
Revisiting Jordache Jeans TV Commercials
How I Came to Believe I Deserved More
As Age 60 Nears, I’ve Had to Do the Math
Are Women’s Lives Just Someone Else’s Business Model?
How Much Savings Did I Need for a Happy Life? I Was Surprised at the Answer
Meet Shelly Rabuse, a Roller-Skating Jewelry Maker
God, Grant Me the Confidence of a Mediocre White Man
The Luxury of Not Putting Money First
