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Gloria Steinem lived to see a powerful backlash against her vision of feminism
- Gloria Steinem's feminism began with her fight for abortion rights, which she regarded as central to democracy.
- Steinem witnessed a strong backlash against feminism, focusing on reproductive rights and traditional gender roles in cultural conflicts.
- Delano Squires criticized feminism for undermining marriage and family, calling it a disservice to both women and men.
- Despite challenges such as the reversal of Roe v. Wade, Estelle Freedman stated that feminism's influence in the U.S. remains deeply rooted and possibly unstoppable.
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Gloria Steinem lived to see a powerful backlash against her vision of feminism
It was the fight for abortion rights that launched Gloria Steinem into feminism. The idea that women couldn’t reach equality without the ability to decide whether or when to have children was central to the feminist movement of the late 1960s, which Steinem came to embody until her death at age 92 o
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