AGING IN PLACE

Zora Neale Hurston shaved ten years off her age early in her life, at least partly because circumstances made her entry into college late and she was embarrassed to be a decade older than her freshman peers. But she was also a woman who lived in a society used to women denying their age. She got away with her lie until long after she died.

THE SUN HAS SET, BUT WE’RE NOT NEARLY DONE.
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