Gloria Steinem

Well, thank you for that introduction. I'm already worrying about, can I live up to my... Right, right, right, right. But I'm really looking forward to this talk today because I know I'm going to learn too.

Well, thank you for that introduction. I'm already worrying about, can I live up to my... Right, right, right, right. But I'm really looking forward to this talk today because I know I'm going to learn too.

Well, thank you for that introduction. I'm already worrying about, can I live up to my... Right, right, right, right. But I'm really looking forward to this talk today because I know I'm going to learn too.

I think many of us had mothers who could not be fully their own talented, autonomous, independent selves. And that's a source of sorrow for us. And also, in some ways, we're living out the unlived lives of our mothers.

I think many of us had mothers who could not be fully their own talented, autonomous, independent selves. And that's a source of sorrow for us. And also, in some ways, we're living out the unlived lives of our mothers.

I think many of us had mothers who could not be fully their own talented, autonomous, independent selves. And that's a source of sorrow for us. And also, in some ways, we're living out the unlived lives of our mothers.

I'm a journalist, and I'm happy to be a journalist, but I'm sure that it had something to do with the fact that I knew that my mother had worked for the Toledo Blade, and she used to show me how to fold a piece of paper to make a reporter's notebook in your palm before there were reporter's notebooks. I mean, I'm sure that I absorbed some of the love for it from her,

I'm a journalist, and I'm happy to be a journalist, but I'm sure that it had something to do with the fact that I knew that my mother had worked for the Toledo Blade, and she used to show me how to fold a piece of paper to make a reporter's notebook in your palm before there were reporter's notebooks. I mean, I'm sure that I absorbed some of the love for it from her,

I'm a journalist, and I'm happy to be a journalist, but I'm sure that it had something to do with the fact that I knew that my mother had worked for the Toledo Blade, and she used to show me how to fold a piece of paper to make a reporter's notebook in your palm before there were reporter's notebooks. I mean, I'm sure that I absorbed some of the love for it from her,

And the sorrow is that she should have been able to complete her own life and to continue with what she loved, and she just couldn't.

And the sorrow is that she should have been able to complete her own life and to continue with what she loved, and she just couldn't.

And the sorrow is that she should have been able to complete her own life and to continue with what she loved, and she just couldn't.

Well, I knew that she had not actually left the Toledo Blade, the big local newspaper in Toledo, until my older sister, she's 10 years older than I am, was about six. So I realized that she had tried to continue even after... She had a child to look out for. And even after she was married to my father, a wonderfully kind, but kind of also irresponsible person.

Well, I knew that she had not actually left the Toledo Blade, the big local newspaper in Toledo, until my older sister, she's 10 years older than I am, was about six. So I realized that she had tried to continue even after... She had a child to look out for. And even after she was married to my father, a wonderfully kind, but kind of also irresponsible person.

Well, I knew that she had not actually left the Toledo Blade, the big local newspaper in Toledo, until my older sister, she's 10 years older than I am, was about six. So I realized that she had tried to continue even after... She had a child to look out for. And even after she was married to my father, a wonderfully kind, but kind of also irresponsible person.

But I realized that it had been such a toll on her that she had had what was then termed a nervous breakdown, quote unquote, and been unable to function, spent almost a year in a sanatorium. And when she came out, I think her spirit was broken. She felt she couldn't continue as she wished to.

But I realized that it had been such a toll on her that she had had what was then termed a nervous breakdown, quote unquote, and been unable to function, spent almost a year in a sanatorium. And when she came out, I think her spirit was broken. She felt she couldn't continue as she wished to.

But I realized that it had been such a toll on her that she had had what was then termed a nervous breakdown, quote unquote, and been unable to function, spent almost a year in a sanatorium. And when she came out, I think her spirit was broken. She felt she couldn't continue as she wished to.

But I did argue with that. I mean, he did say, but that would have been okay. And indeed, I said, but you would have been born instead. But that fate was the same for a lot of women. And indeed, it still is. You know, there are a lot of women who still have to give up. their dreams and their occupations in order to take care of children.

But I did argue with that. I mean, he did say, but that would have been okay. And indeed, I said, but you would have been born instead. But that fate was the same for a lot of women. And indeed, it still is. You know, there are a lot of women who still have to give up. their dreams and their occupations in order to take care of children.