Women our age have long held a legitimate beef about the way women our age have been portrayed in the media. Now, we get a woman our age running one of the most important newspapers in the world. It's time for celebration and hope--hope that we'll be less invisible in the culture, that our contributions will get the recognition they deserve.
Sally Buzbee, 55, has just been named to the highest editorial position at the Washington Post, after three decades at the Associated Press. Succeeding the widely acclaimed editor Martin Baron, she becomes the first female editor of the Post in its 144-year history.
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