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Readers say at retirement, they turned invisible; that’s altering.
To the Editor:
Re “Older and in Power, Unwilling to Remain Unseen” (entrance web page, Jan. 9):
We’re profitable ladies who labored for 4 many years as company legal professionals. The day we retired we turned invisible, hidden behind dismal photographs of getting older ladies. That made no sense to us. Our cohort had come out vividly as ladies after we began our careers. We modified the working world. Now, we’re popping out once more, older ladies with expertise, well being, model and sources.
We’re a brand new breed, with a lot to present and far to do.
We have been thrilled to learn your article. The fabulous ladies you profiled are simply the tip of the iceberg. Most of us aren’t within the public eye, as they’re. However there are tens of millions of us, and we’ve simply begun to roar.
Rely on us. We’ll change the world once more.
Karen E. Wagner
Erica Baird
New York
The writers are co-founders of Lustre, a web site dedicated to altering the pictures of retired profession ladies.
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