Gloria Steinem, in 1987: ‘Women become radical with age’

In 1987, Gloria Steinem told Maclean’s that Canadian and American feminists ‘could help the other from reinventing the wheel’

Janice Davis
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Welcome to this week’s free story from The Maclean’s Archives. This week, we highlight a 1987 profile of feminist writer Gloria Steinem, who is one of the high-profile speakers at the Women’s March on Washington, D.C. In it, she discussed how Canadian and American feminists can work together, and what the future holds.
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