Gloria Steinem was born in Toledo, Ohio on March 25, 1934. Growing up with her emotionally disturbed mother, she lived an irregular and unstructured life. Gloria manages to overcome her erratic life style and finish high school. Soon after, she enrolls in Smith College, were she begins writing her political articles. During college Gloria became engaged to her boyfriend, during this time she became pregnant. Faced with giving up her education and future career she decided to have an abortion. A process that opened up her mind and how woman are treated to an even broader scope. Gloria graduates college with a degree in government and magna cum luade in 1956. She then wa

s offered a chance to study abroad; India was the destination for the next 2 years.

They named the magazine Ms., the first issue was published January 1972.

During this time, Gloria was named Woman of the Year for all her accomplishments for Woman’s Action Alliance, by McCalls magazine.

Steinem has started several groups and organizations towards efforts for women. She continues to speak out and write broadly on her belief of feminism-“The belief that woman are full human beings.”-Steimen, Gloria. She then published her first book, Outrageous Acts and Everyday Rebellions, in 1983 to continue her efforts. Gloria published three other books; in her books, she talks about an end to woman’s disadvantages in the work force, sexual exploitation, and true equal opportunity of the sexes.

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