Steinem
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- proper noun
- /ˈstaɪnəm/
- Recently, Gloria Steinem was in St. Petersburg to argue against Amendment 6, the anti-abortion rights measure.
- Gloria Steinem
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Watch on YouTubeThe Gloria Steinem's of the world were, you know, on the front pages.
- The Gloria Steinem's of the world were, you know, on the front pages.
- And all I kept on thinking was nothing will change and diminish this moment because I will meet Gloria Steinem tomorrow, no matter what.
- Margaret Atwood, Gloria Steinem, Wynton Marsalis, Malcolm Gladwell, Salman Rushdie, Noam Chomsky, most of them whom or all of whom are liberal, right, liberal minded.
- Look up Gloria Steinem, CIA, Andy Warhol, CIA.
- I'm just, I'm over these women cloaking themselves in some sort of Gloria Steinem odor as though there are champions.
Examples
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Susan B. Anthony, Rosa Parks, Gloria Steinem, Cesar Chavez, Martin Luther King Jr.
Blog text (16) -
In her speeches, Gloria Steinem often emphasizes the importance of equality for all.
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A world, as Steinem once put it, in which everyone matters.
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Well, Gloria Steinem would be proud.
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Gloria Steinem wrote about this a good 25 years ago:
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As Gloria Steinem says, the truth will set you free, but first, it will piss you off.
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Denise and I went to a rally to hear Gloria Steinem speak.
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And tomorrow at the Radcliffe Institute, Gloria Steinem will be speaking and she will be receiving the Radcliffe Institute Medal.
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Gloria Steinem is a longtime movie addict and is the consulting editor to "Ms." January/February 1991.
Fiction book (1991) -
Many people admire Gloria Steinem for her contributions to feminism and social justice.
Synonyms
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A leading American writer and activist for women's rights
Surface Forms
Etymology
Steinem is likely from the German root Stein, which means 'stone' and appears in many place names. A helpful way to remember Gloria Steinem is to think of a 'stone' — strong and steady — which fits her long role as a firm leader in the women's movement.