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Gloria Steinem, who died on Wednesday at the age of 92, dedicated her life to social and political change. In the 1960s, she embarked on her career as a champion of women’s rights by spotlighting topics like sexuality and reproductive and workplace rights with her seminal journalism.

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00:00Women, black people, Puerto Ricans, Mexicans, and all the minorities,
00:04all of us must stand up together and say, no more.
00:33Until men are raising children, taking, you know, doing the work inside the home as much as women are,
00:39women can't be equal outside the home.
00:41And also, men will be deprived, too, of closeness to their own children.
01:23It doesn't put us off if we look in the dictionary and see that it just means a person,
01:28male or female, who believes in the full equality of women and men.
01:33The problem is that the culture out there tries to make it into a bad word
01:37so that we will, you know, be impeded, you know, in our connections with each other.
02:00Let's pray.
02:29Music
02:30Hope is a form of planning, so unless you have hope, you don't see what's possible.
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