• What if? #109 Alte weiße Frau und Grünschnabel - Generationenverbund

  • Apr 5 2024
  • Length: 12 mins
  • Podcast
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What if? #109 Alte weiße Frau und Grünschnabel - Generationenverbund

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    In this podcast episode, Simone discusses the topic of generation bashing and conflicts between different generations. She shares her experience of being called an 'old white woman' on social media and reflects on the discrimination and hostility that can arise when opinions don't align. Simone questions when and why the arrogance between older and younger people started and emphasizes the importance of valuing and including people of all ages in society. She encourages intergenerational collaboration and believes that age should not limit one's participation and contribution to life.

    Takeaways

    • Discrimination and hostility can arise when opinions don't align between different generations.

    • There is a need to value and include people of all ages in society.

    • Intergenerational collaboration can bring together the strengths of different age groups.

    • Age should not limit one's participation and contribution to life.

    Nur Mut, Deine Simone Gerwers

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