Gloria Steinem, one of the main leaders in the defense of women's rights in the United States, died at age 92. Steinem was considered an icon of American feminism and dedicated her life to the fight for gender equality.
Among her most well-known actions, Steinem infiltrated Playboy to denounce the working conditions of women. This action revealed her commitment to exposing and combating the inequalities faced by women in different professional environments.
Her trajectory made her a central figure in the feminist movement in the United States, influencing generations of activists and contributing to significant advances in the fight for women's rights.
