We all have at times sensed that our opinions and our ideas don’t matter now that we’re middle-aged women. For women of color, that feeling is often doubly intense. Gail Dudley explains how this happens—despite good intentions—and how to move ahead.
After 25 years of marriage and four children, Katrina Anne Willis left her husband to be with a woman. At first it seemed that they could still be a family, but that’s not how it ended up.
As the years go by, Michele Willens thinks more about how she wants to be remembered—which has led to a fascination with gravestones.
At 54, Christina Kapp is kind of bitter that she hasn’t gone through menopause yet (try not to throw your phone against the wall). Here’s why.
When her redhead daughter was born, it was a perfect time for Beverly Willett to go red too. Now, she finds she just can’t quit it.
