Gloria Steinem: A Biography (Greenwood Biographies)

In "Gloria Steinem: A Biography" from the Greenwood Biographies series, delve into the life of a woman whose name is synonymous with the fight for gender equality, racial justice, and educational equity. Published on March 30, 2004, this biography offers an intimate look at Steinem's journey from a challenging upbringing marked by financial hardship and family instability, to her ascendancy as a pioneering figure in the second-wave American feminist movement. Written with Steinem's cooperation, author Marcello presents a compelling narrative enriched with new details and insights, particularly focusing on Steinem's early life and career before her iconic role in founding Ms. Magazine. Ideal for high school readers, this book not only charts the personal struggles and achievements of Steinem but also serves as an inspiring testament to the power of resilience and intellect in the face of societal adversities. It invites readers to reflect on how Steinem's life lessons can apply to the ongoing fight for social justice today.