- Gloria Steinem's life and career, including her founding of Ms. Magazine and the National Women's Political Caucus, is highlighted.
- Gloria Steinem co-founded Ms. Magazine and used the Playboy Club for undercover research focused on reproductive rights in Pennsylvania.
Gloria Steinem worked at Newsweek's Atlanta bureau and received seed money from Katherine Graham to start Ms. Magazine.
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Gloria Steinem worked at Newsweek's Atlanta bureau and received seed money from Katherine Graham to start Ms. Magazine.
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Gloria Steinem
American activist and journalist (born 1934)
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- Gloria Steinem co-founded Ms. magazine, and her work challenged the status quo, leading to political shifts.
- Gloria Steinem contributed to an anniversary issue of the magazine she co-founded, providing commentary on her life and social movements.
- Gloria Steinem published early work in a magazine and faced gatekeeping and rejection from the publication.
- Magazines Cosmopolitan and Glamour critiqued and celebrated the evolution of their coverage of Gloria Steinem's career.
- Gloria Steinem, co-founder of Ms. Magazine, died in her Manhattan home.