Gloria Steinem

In 1995, Steinem became an advocate for sexually abused children especially those whom she believed were sexually abused in the day care centers.

Since her youth, Gloria Steinem was a political activist for righting the wrongs of this world. Her passion had always been for social justice and equality for women.

Steinem did not like the idea that a woman's marital status was declared in the title Mrs. or Miss, men had one designation, Mr.

In 1963, Gloria was working for Huntington Hartford's Show Magazine, and took an assignment, that required her to work as a playboy bunny in order to get her scoop on the life of a bunny.

Gloria blame the system of social injustice, the apathy of the doctors, and the culture that would not support but punished career oriented women.

Gloria Marie Steinem was to become one of America's biggest female icons through her work as journalist, social and political activist, publisher, and one of the greatest female leaders in 20th century.

I do not have many heroes that I look up to, I have never been a hero-worshipping kind of person but if I had to choose my very first role model or hero per se, it would be Gloria Steinem.

I have never figured out what women's lib is all about. I have always believed that the term "man" is no more than an abbreviated version of mankind, rather than a gender.

Gloria Steinem, one of the great stalwarts of the feminist movement, recently made a statement disdaining John McCain's military service, especially the five and a half years he spent being tortured by the North Vietnamese, while stumping for Hillary Clinton.

Gloria Steinem is back in the news. She's questioning why being a prisoner of war should make anyone more qualified than a woman to be the next president.

When all else fails and Clinton has lost virtually every important ally in the celebrity world to Barack Obama, and has to deal with his unprofessionalism she finds an ally in Gloria Steinem.

Gloria Steinem spoke at a "Women for Hillary" event in Texas, but the end result was embarrassment for the Clinton campaign, not the advancement of a woman candidate.

Feminist Gloria Steinem took time over the weekend to question John McCain and his war record, asking the question "Is that enough?"

A discussion of Gloria Steinem's remarks about John McCain's time spent as a P.O.W. in Vietnam.

Gloria Steinem slithers into the public eye by making venomous, unnecessary comments about McCain. Steinem, go burn a bra.

Ms Magazine became a regular feature of New York Magazine and Felker put up the funding for its first issue. Ms Magazine's first issue was a huge success and within three weeks it was sold out.

While stumping for Hillary Clinton, famed feminist Gloria Steinem denounced John McCain's POW war record as a qualification to lead this country. Is she helping or hurting Hillary's run for the presidency?