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In this excerpt from a discussion with Sara B. Hart, the speaker highlights that women encounter ageism in professional settings much earlier than men. She notes that women in their 40s already report feeling age‑related bias, and by the time they reach their 60s there is a strong push for them to leave the organization. While men also experience ageism, it tends to manifest later in their careers. The contrast underscores a gendered dimension to age discrimination in the workplace.

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