Gloria Steinem, the iconic feminist writer and activist who helped launch the modern women’s rights movement, passed away at 92 in her longtime New York City home. The 92‑year‑old, whose work with Ms. magazine and the National Organization for Women made her a household name, left a legacy of outspoken advocacy for gender equality, reproductive rights, and social justice. Steinem’s death marks the end of an era for a generation that saw her as a fearless voice for change, while her influence continues to inspire new activists and policymakers across the globe.
Gloria Steinem Dies at Age 92 Inside Her Longtime NYC Home—Where She Helped Shape the Feminist Movement Realtor.com
