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Gloria Steinem, the feminist writer and activist, died Wednesday at her NYC home at 92. A statement posted to her Instagram said she "continued working for equality until the very end," and her final memoir, "An Unexpected Life," is scheduled for release later in September.

Gloria Steinem

Gloria Steinem, the feminist writer and activist, died Wednesday at her NYC home at 92. A statement posted to her Instagram said she "continued working for equality until the very end," and her final memoir, "An Unexpected Life," is scheduled for release later in September.

Steinem was born March 25, 1934, in Toledo, Ohio, and graduated magna cum laude from Smith College in 1956. She subsequently spent two years in India on a fellowship, an experience that shaped her grassroots activism.

Steinem was born March 25, 1934, in Toledo, Ohio, and graduated magna cum laude from Smith College in 1956. She subsequently spent two years in India on a fellowship, an experience that shaped her grassroots activism.

Steinem co-founded "Ms." magazine in 1971, a publication run by women for women that covered topics including domestic violence, workplace inequality and reproductive rights. The inaugural stand-alone issue, released in July 1972, sold out all 300,000 copies in eight days.

Steinem co-founded "Ms." magazine in 1971, a publication run by women for women that covered topics including domestic violence, workplace inequality and reproductive rights. The inaugural stand-alone issue, released in July 1972, sold out all 300,000 copies in eight days.

In 1963, Steinem went undercover for 11 days as a Playboy Bunny to report on working conditions at Hugh Hefner's Playboy Club. The resulting two-part exposé for Show magazine became the piece most associated with her early career.

In 1963, Steinem went undercover for 11 days as a Playboy Bunny to report on working conditions at Hugh Hefner's Playboy Club. The resulting two-part exposé for Show magazine became the piece most associated with her early career.

Steinem co-founded the National Women's Political Caucus in 1971, aiming to increase women's representation in political office. She also initiated "Take Our Daughters to Work Day" in 1992 and co-founded the Women's Media Center in 2005.

Steinem co-founded the National Women's Political Caucus in 1971, aiming to increase women's representation in political office. She also initiated "Take Our Daughters to Work Day" in 1992 and co-founded the Women's Media Center in 2005.

Steinem married businessman and environmentalist David Bale in 2000 at the Oklahoma home of her friend Wilma Mankiller, former head of the Cherokee Nation. Bale died of brain lymphoma three years later, and Steinem had no children of her own.

Steinem married businessman and environmentalist David Bale in 2000 at the Oklahoma home of her friend Wilma Mankiller, former head of the Cherokee Nation. Bale died of brain lymphoma three years later, and Steinem had no children of her own.

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