Gloria Steinem, the American feminist writer and campaigner, dies at her home in New York at age 92. Multiple tributes follow her death, with public figures including Hillary Clinton and other prominent writers highlighting her influence on women’s rights activism.
On CBS Mornings, Clinton leads the remembrances, describing Steinem as “one of the architects” of women’s equality and urging younger generations to look to her as a role model. Other voices cited in reports—including Roxane Gay and Rachel Cargle—also praise Steinem’s role in building solidarity and inspiring change through her writing and public advocacy.
Across the coverage, outlets focus on Steinem’s long-standing impact from the 1960s onward, emphasizing her efforts to connect and motivate women and her reputation for candid, optimistic activism. The different pieces vary mainly in the individual quotations and the specific aspects of her legacy they foreground, while broadly agreeing on her stature within feminist movements.
