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Campaigners call for an end to 'everyday ageist phrases' to stop discrimination
Research by the Centre of Ageing Better reveals almost one in 10 people (9%) aged 65 and above have been labelled a dinosaur while 13% of over-75s had been told they were "past their sell-by date"
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independent.co.uk
Campaigners want you to stop saying ‘stuck in their ways’. Here’s why
Even those in their late 40s have been targeted with such language
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mirror.co.uk
Campaigners call for an end to 'everyday ageist phrases' to stop discrimination
Research by the Centre of Ageing Better reveals almost one in 10 people (9%) aged 65 and above have been labelled a dinosaur while 13% of over-75s had been told they were "past…
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Campaign urges public to ditch harmful everyday ageist language
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dailymail.com
Saying someone is 'over the hill' ' is ageist, campaigners say
Campaigners from the Centre for Ageing Better say using such phrases 'helps to entrench ageism within society' and can affect people's confidence as they age.