
By Jessica M. Rinker, Daria Peoples-Riley (Illustrator)
A young woman challenges societal norms to fight for gender equality.
Gloria Steinem, a trailblazer in women's rights, defies societal expectations from her youth. As she navigates an era of inequality, Gloria's journey from Smith College to founding Ms. Magazine showcases her relentless pursuit of justice. Her story inspires a new generation to stand up and demand equal rights, questioning what it means to be truly free and equal. Will her voice ignite change in a world resistant to progress?
Throughout Gloria Steinem’s life, she stood up for many things. In a time when most women didn’t go to college, Gloria knew the importance of education and studied at Smith College. In a time when almost all women stayed at home to raise a family, Gloria traveled to India and wrote about what she learned there. In a time when many people were fighting for equality, Gloria wanted to write about these important events. And as she heard more and more stories from women who didn’t have as many rights as men, Gloria decided to start Ms. Magazine to give women a voice.
This text introduces a new generation of children to Gloria Steinem, the icon who fought for a better world for all women—and encourages all readers to “stand up and speak for equal rights for all people.”
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