The last day: Journalist Charley Locke examines the ritual of retirement - The Sunday Long Read

By Amanda UlrichJune 1, 20249 min read

When Charley Locke embarked on a recent story about retirement for The New York Times Magazine, she found a fractured process that looks different for seemingly every American.

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