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. Continue reading
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. Continue reading
In the early 70s, Rob Rainey, who interviewed Gloria Steinem as the News Director for the Auburn University student-run radio show 91.1 FM, talks about how Steinem criticized some of the sexist college policies on the air. Continue reading
Muriel Siebert discusses the how she got her start on Wall Street as an analyst and describes how buying her own seat on the stock exchange was the only way to stop making just 60% of what men were taking home. Continue reading
Representative Tammy Duckworth describes the rocket launched grenade that took both of her legs while she was working as a helicopter Battle Captain in Iraq. Continue reading
Vice President Joe Biden remembers his time with Golda Meir before the Yom Kippur War while he was visiting Israel as a 30-year-old senator. Continue reading
Sandra Day O'Connor, the first female Supreme Court Justice, remembers the first time she visited the Supreme Court and the photos she took with her husband, John.
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Sandra Day O'Connor, the first female Supreme Court Justice, shares her thoughts on the current women on the Supreme Court and discusses whether her appointment happened because she was a woman or because she was qualified. Continue reading
Susie Wolff, a Scottish Formula One race driver, discusses the barriers she has faced as a woman in a male dominated sport and shares her hopes for the future of women in the sport, both as drivers and team principals. Continue reading
Bryony Nierop-Reading discusses why she is protesting at Margaret Thatcher’s funeral. Continue reading
