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Why Black Aging Matters Too September 9, 2020 
COVID-19 Sets Off a Pandemic of Despair for Older People August 6, 2020 
Why the New Public Charge Rule Could Hit Older Immigrants Hard July 29, 2020
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We’re All Old People in Training, Whether We Know It Yet or Not, Part 2 September 16, 2020 - We’re All Old People in Training, Whether We Know It Yet or Not, Part 1 September 11, 2020
Pursuing the Diagnosis No One Wants to Hear September 3, 2020
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Cinema
What They Had - After her senile mother wanders off in the dead of night, Bridget (Hilary Swank) rushes to her hometown of Chicago to help. …
No Country for Old Men - Retired welder Llewelyn Moss discovers a case filled with $2 million cash in the Texas desert. Moss grabs the money and metaphorically opens the gates of hell. …
Fiction
Have You Seen Luis Velez? - Raymond is an untethered, lonely 16-year-old. His parents divorced and each remarried, leaving him feeling like an outsider. He’s biracial and feels neither Black enough nor white enough …
Akin - Approaching his 80th birthday, widower Noah is preparing for a trip to France when a telephone call changes everything. …
Nonfiction
No Stopping Us Now: The Adventures of Older Women in American History - With her latest book, Gail Collins has become the history teacher we all wish we had in school. …
Your Caregiver Relationship Contract: How to navigate the minefield of new roles and expectations - This book is an invaluable resource for anyone who becomes (or anticipates becoming) a caregiver. Debra Hallisey writes from her own experience …
Children’s Books
Unbecoming - Three generations of redheaded women have secrets that are holding them back from happiness. …
Grandmother’s Visit - This sweetly sad story is about the relationship between a girl and her grandmother, who comes to live with the family. …