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Of course, obvious truths were never mentioned: like the fact that physical surfaces can make or break a career and that Gloria Steinem's legs were a potent weapon in gender wars for power.

Susan Braudy: Lisa Bloom's Think Susan Braudy 2011

Of course, obvious truths were never mentioned: like the fact that physical surfaces can make or break a career and that Gloria Steinem's legs were a potent weapon in gender wars for power.

Susan Braudy: Lisa Bloom's Think Susan Braudy 2011

I had been ambivalent about Gloria Steinem's return to a public stage she'd never really left, particularly on The Huffington Post, a site that at least makes a passing, cursory attempt at noises that sound supportive of trans people and trans rights.

Valerie Keefe: Degender Her, Erase Her, Deny Her, Quip She's an 'It' Valerie Keefe 2011

I had been ambivalent about Gloria Steinem's return to a public stage she'd never really left, particularly on The Huffington Post, a site that at least makes a passing, cursory attempt at noises that sound supportive of trans people and trans rights.

Valerie Keefe: Degender Her, Erase Her, Deny Her, Quip She's an 'It' Valerie Keefe 2011

I had been ambivalent about Gloria Steinem's return to a public stage she'd never really left, particularly on The Huffington Post, a site that at least makes a passing, cursory attempt at noises that sound supportive of trans people and trans rights.

Valerie Keefe: Degender Her, Erase Her, Deny Her, Quip She's an 'It' Valerie Keefe 2011

Getty Images Gloria Steinem on Tuesday The women were gathered for a lunch at La Grenouille to toast "Gloria: In Her Own Words," a documentary on Ms. Steinem's life to air Monday night on HBO.

Steinem on Sex, Politics Mike Vilensky 2011

Of course, obvious truths were never mentioned: like the fact that physical surfaces can make or break a career and that Gloria Steinem's legs were a potent weapon in gender wars for power.

Susan Braudy: Lisa Bloom's Think Susan Braudy 2011

Of course, obvious truths were never mentioned: like the fact that physical surfaces can make or break a career and that Gloria Steinem's legs were a potent weapon in gender wars for power.

Susan Braudy: Lisa Bloom's Think Susan Braudy 2011

Gloria Steinem's 1963 exposé about her experiences as a bunny—the skimpy suit, the ways in which it reduced her to a sex object, the fact that her livelihood was entirely dependent on maintaining her physical allure—informed generations of readers about the dark heart of the Hefner enterprise.

Stewardesses and Bunnies of Yore Caitlin Flanagan 2011

I had been ambivalent about Gloria Steinem's return to a public stage she'd never really left, particularly on The Huffington Post, a site that at least makes a passing, cursory attempt at noises that sound supportive of trans people and trans rights.

Valerie Keefe: Degender Her, Erase Her, Deny Her, Quip She's an 'It' Valerie Keefe 2011