No Stopping Us Now
The Adventures of Older Women in American History
by:
Gail Collins
in:
U.S. History
Summary:
The book chronicles the experiences and roles of older women throughout American history, highlighting their contributions and the evolving societal attitudes towards aging women. It covers a range of stories from colonial times to the modern era, showcasing how older women have been both celebrated and marginalized at different points in time.
Key points:
1. Age Perception Changes: Collins shows that what's considered "old" for women has varied over time, influenced by society and culture, not just age.
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