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Ageism: the last acceptable prejudice

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Fabricio Teixeira
Feb 06, 2023

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“As a 70-year-old who has spent well over 30 years teaching Digital Media, speaking at conferences around the world, and conducting seminars to audiences and classes composed solely of that younger generation, I have been subjected to that last acceptable practice.”

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