Gloria Steinem, the feminist icon, author, activist, and organizer, is dead at 92, leaving those of us in the women’s rights movement mournful—and determined.
In Memoriam
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The Feminist Was a Spy
The late, great Gloria Steinem did a stint with the CIA.
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Good-Bye, Dolly: Farewell to an American Icon
Let’s hope this isn’t the last time we’re capable of being united in admiration.
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A Liberal Without the Elitism: Robert Coles, RIP
I studied with the late Harvard professor who had a nuanced understanding of class and race in America.
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Ted Turner’s Beef With Big Media
The late founder of CNN on how government protects big media—and shuts out upstarts like him.
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Trump’s Despicable Attack On Mueller After His Death
Bob Mueller was a man of integrity. Donald Trump’s post about him made me sick.
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The Architect of Empathy: Suzannah Lessard (1944-2026)
The Architect of Empathy: Suzannah Lessard (1944-2026). Among the first editors of this magazine, the celebrated author and progeny of Stanford White, had a tumultuous upbringing and a nuanced moral imagination.
