Gloria Steinem, the U.S. feminist journalist and activist, dies at age 92. Multiple outlets report she dies at her New York City home on Wednesday, with family or loved ones present, citing a statement shared through her representatives or social media.

Steinem is widely described as a major figure in second-wave feminism and as a trailblazer whose writing helped shape public debates about women’s rights. Outlets highlight her long career spanning journalism and activism, including her role as a co-founder of the feminist magazine Ms. in 1972. Several sources also point to her continued public engagement in later years, including commentary and support for social justice causes.

Differences across coverage are mostly in emphasis rather than core facts. The Washington Post calls her a “lodestar” of the modern women’s movement, while the Evening Standard and other outlets foreground that she died “peacefully.” PinkNews and HuffPost UK additionally stress her identity and advocacy as an LGBTQ+ ally and mention support for the trans community, while other outlets focus more broadly on her feminist and journalistic legacy.