How does popular culture stereotype the elderly

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Question 1. Why does the culture in the United States place such a high value on staying young?

Question 2. What stigmas do elderly people face?

Question 3. How does popular culture stereotype the elderly? Are the stereotypes correct?

Question 4. What does it mean to age in the cultural landscape of the United States? Give one example of a culture that has a different view.

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