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In 1963, Gloria Steinem famously worked as a Playboy Bunny at the New York Playboy Club in order to uncover the exploitative work conditions and treatment that the women there endured. She describes how she auditioned–"They were taking anything that moves"–and discusses the exposé that she wrote on her experience for Huntington Hartford's Show Magazine.

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Gloria Steinem talks about how sexual harassment in the workplace was considered normal during her era and how these accepted, everyday conventions wanted to make her change society on behalf of women. She says she will never stop fighting for these rights and will never "retire" from her activism.

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Feminist Gloria Steinem describes why she was motivated to participate in the women's rights movement as a journalist and remembers how people reacted to Ms. Magazine, the the first magazine dedicated to women's issues. Steinem, born on March 25, 1934, also comments on how people reacted to the movement and discusses the change she is proud of creating in the world: "In my heart, I think the only alternative to being a feminist is being a masochist."

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Feminist Gloria Steinem describes why she began to work with the CIA and explains exactly what she did for the government agency. Steinem was born on March 25, 1934 and went on to become one of the most prominent voices of the women's liberation movement.

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