Gloria Steinems early years in India profoundly influenced her feminist perspective. She gained insights into the role of women in Indias Independence movement and their struggles against oppressive practices. Her time at Miranda House helped her forge important friendships and deepen her understanding of social justice and equality. Steinem later acknowledged the significant impact India had on her developing ideas, with these experiences laying the groundwork for her lifelong advocacy for womens rights and equality.

Iconic activist, who began her career as a journalist, spent decades speaking all over the world with messages that championed women's rights; father was Jewish

The former journalist, feminist, and activist was one of the most prominent voices in the U.S. women’s movement.

Gloria Steinem, a leading figure in the women's rights movement and co-founder of Ms. Magazine, has passed away at her New York City residence. Her tireless advocacy and public…