Gloria Steinem died this week at the age of 92 after (literally) a lifetime of activism on behalf of women. The introduction of women's consciousness raising groups on a college campus was revelatory for so many young women, shaking up their expectations about their own futures.
Gloria Steinem died this week at the age of 92 after (literally) a lifetime of activism on behalf of women.
The introduction of women's consciousness raising groups on a college campus was revelatory for so many young women, shaking up their expectations about their own futures.
Despite barriers and resistance, women move ahead into top roles in tech companies.
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Gloria Steinem died this week at the age of 92 after (literally) a lifetime of activism on behalf of women. The introduction of women's consciousness raising groups on a college campus was revelatory for so many young women, shaking up their expectations about their own futures. Despite barriers and resistance, women move ahead into top roles in tech companies.
It also formalized a medium for discussion of the burgeoning women's movement, women coalescing around shared issues in a public square, naming names, pushing for change, addressing topics like sexual harassment, equal rights and pay. Women today make up fewer than half of any of US technology roles.
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