Gloria Steinem Quotes

The Nineteenth-century Wave Of Feminism Was Started By Older Women Who Had Been Through The Radicalizing Experience Of Getting Married And Becoming The Legal Chattel Of Their Husbands (or The Equally Radicalizing Experience Of Not Getting Married And Being Treated As Spinsters).

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