David Bianculli
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This is Fresh Air.
I'm David B.
Cooley.
Gloria Steinem, the writer, activist, and feminist icon, died Wednesday in her New York City home.
She was ninety two years old.
Steinem was the voice and often the most identifiable face of women's liberation for more than half a century.
She wrote a magazine article in nineteen sixty three called A Bunny's Tale, for which she went undercover as a cotton tailed cocktail waitress at the Playboy Club in New York.
Her article about the chauvinism and work conditions there caused a stir and set Gloria Steinem on a path towards both activism and publishing.
She was an early contributor to New York magazine, where she wrote the political column The City Politics
Within a decade in nineteen seventy one, she and fellow feminists gathered to launch another publication, Ms Magazine, the first glossy national magazine to be created, owned, and operated by women who are
and targeted at increasingly self aware women of the seventies.
It proved widely popular and hugely influential, and so did, over the decades, Gloria Steinem.
Politically, she co founded the National Women's Political Caucus, along with Bella Abzug, Betty Fridan, Shirley Chisholm, and others, to fight for the Equal Rights Amendment and encourage more women to run for public office.
And she continued to write, essays, articles, books, and was quoted as saying Writing is the only thing that when I do it, I don't feel I should be doing something else.
She wrote nearly a dozen nonfiction books.
Today, we're going to remember Gloria Steinem by listening back to some of her conversations with Terry Gross.
The first is from nineteen eighty seven.
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