Elizabeth Renzetti

is the author of the bestseller Shrewed, an essay collection about how feminism changed in the #MeToo age. She is a former Globe and Mail columnist who wrote extensively about gender equity, and she also reported from Los Angeles, London and Berlin. For this issue, she writes “Dyeing to Fit In”, an opinion piece about the Lisa LaFlamme fiasco and the cost of going grey in an ageist world.