No Stopping Us Now

In this engaging social history, New York Times columnist Gail Collins explores America's complex relationship with aging, especially for women, highlighting how perceptions of age have shifted over centuries. She offers a lively, eye-opening perspective on how societal attitudes toward aging are arbitrary and ever-changing, from historical notions of womanhood to contemporary ideas of freedom and achievement in later years. Collin's work inspires women to view aging with hope and optimism for what lies ahead.