While Gloria Steinem’s passing marks the end of an era in the women's liberation movement, coverage often glosses over internal complexities. The movement’s initial focus, as exemplified by *Ms.* Magazine, faced criticism for prioritizing a predominantly white, middle-class perspective, a critique articulated by groups like the Combahee River Collective in their 1977 statement. This tension between mainstream feminist advocacy and the exclusion of marginalized voices…
Thursday, September 3
The Brief
Gloria Steinem, a leader in the women's liberation movement, died at age 92. The Pacific Islands Forum concluded its meeting by condemning China's nuclear test. And the United Nations warned that El Niño could be the strongest in decades.
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