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Dye Your Hair Gray?

Last week we took a look at people who dare to go gray, this week it’s a Malaysian politician who denies that he dyed his hair gray in order to win votes.

The chief minister of the state of Selangor, Mohamad Khir Toyo, rejected allegations that he had coloured his hair grey to give himself a [...]

Living in Your Skin

From the comments, Tropigal notes…
I want skin that is supple and relatively free of age spots, without being obsessive about it.
I interviewed a topnotch dermatologist in my 20s, when I was reporter and seeking a fountain of youth for my skin. He was an older man with a beautiful complexion.
He said he [...]

Social Media Tips for Culture Change

As editor of ChangingAging.org, I’ve been helping Bill harness the power of social media and the web to spread the message that there are positive alternatives to the declinist, anti-aging paradigms that dominate our society.
Starting today, I’d like to share some of our social media techniques and strategies in a regular weekly blog post. And [...]

The power of elder courage

Testimony of the power of elders from the diary of Crystal Eyes on www.DailyKos.com:
Last night we went to Adam Smith’s (D) WA-9 town hall in Lakewood Washington. The event was held at the local high school football stadium with an estimated crowd of 2,000 people.
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Then an incident happened that I will never [...]

Striking a nerve

Wow, I’m overwhelmed with the response I’m getting for my appeal to Oprah. Thank you everyone for watching the video and commenting. Thanks especially to Ronni Bennett at TGB for not hesitating to tell it like it is.
Keep the comments coming!

Hello Oprah

This is my direct appeal to Oprah. I argue for giving Elders and the people who love Elders a place on her television show. Here’s hoping that she answers the call.

Welcome to the new ChangingAging.org

Please update your bookmarks to our new URL at www.changingaging.org. Our new RSS feed on the right allows you to read ChangingAging.org on your favorite RSS reader or you can even sign up to receive daily email updates of our latest posts. New features will be coming soon, including a calendar of public events featuring [...]

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