Hillary Clinton on Gloria Steinem: "One of the architects" of women's equality
Summary
Hillary Clinton praised Gloria Steinem as a key figure in the fight for women's equality after Steinem’s death at age 92. Clinton encouraged young women to continue working for equality and described Steinem’s optimism and activism as important for progress.Key Facts
- Gloria Steinem, a founder of Ms. magazine and a leader in the women’s liberation movement, died at age 92.
- Hillary Clinton called Steinem "one of the architects" of women’s equality.
- Clinton shared memories of how Steinem helped people understand gender discrimination in schools, jobs, and scholarships.
- Steinem’s work helped open doors for women in sports (Title IX), space exploration (Sally Ride), and reproductive rights (Roe v. Wade).
- Clinton said Steinem was optimistic and believed in lifting others up to expand opportunities for all women.
- Clinton encouraged young women not to be discouraged by challenges but to help others succeed as well.
- Steinem’s activism significantly influenced social and legal changes advancing women’s rights.
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