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Aging. It is something we do not like to talk about much. And it is not surprising. We are bombarded by media images of tanned, pumped-up youths having fun and crotchety, white-haired seniors looking for fast-food bargains. We are taught to fear grey hairs, wrinkles, and the other inevitable markers...

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Published in:Journal of gay & lesbian social services 1997-09, Vol.6 (3), p.93
Main Author: Carney, Brian T
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Gays & lesbians
Human relations
Interpersonal communication
Personal relationships
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Summary:Aging. It is something we do not like to talk about much. And it is not surprising. We are bombarded by media images of tanned, pumped-up youths having fun and crotchety, white-haired seniors looking for fast-food bargains. We are taught to fear grey hairs, wrinkles, and the other inevitable markers of age. That leads to denial and silence about aging-and especially in the gay and lesbian community. For a complete reprint of this article contact Haworth Press by telephone (1-800-HAWORTH) of EMail (getinfo@haworthpressinc.com). Article copyright The Haworth Press, Inc.
ISSN:2993-3021
2993-303X