What Would You Say if the World Was Your Audience? | Mornings | 12-19-16
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Channel: Sixty and Me · 2016 · People & Blogs
One of the worst stereotypes about older women is that we don’t have a voice. It’s almost as if the world expects us to be quiet once our kids have left the house and our careers have started to wind down. What nonsense! The women of our generation are not going to be silent. We will continue to fight for causes that we believe in and speak out on issues that are important to us. Today, let’s share the issues that we care about most. Let’s show the world that we are not invisible! Come join us for a cup of tea (or coffee) and a chat. And, if you enjoy the show, please tell one friend about us today. Your support means so much to me! Here are today's community questions. If you had the entire world’s attention for 10 minutes, what would you speak about? Do you think that women our age should go out of our way to make our opinions known? Why or why not? Please join the conversation and tell one other woman about Mornings with Sixty and Me today. The more the merrier! Here is the link to the article that I mentioned. http://sixtyandme.com/women-over-60-are-speaking-with-a-new-voice-strong-wise-and-respectful/
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