> For example, I don't think I've ever seen ageism specifically called out. Ageism is illegal in the US, however the way the law is written it specifically onl

> For example, I don't think I've ever seen ageism specifically called out. Ageism is illegal in the US, however the way the law is written it specifically only protects people over 40. I've always personally theorized that this is why tech ageism tends to start affecting people in their 30s, so that it doesn't wait until it's illegal and gets the job done of oppressing more senior employees earlier on.