Gloria Steinem News
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Bill Ackman celebrated his birthday by giving a present.
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For Gloria Steinem, the international conversation that the Occupy Wall Street protests sparked about economic inequality is, at its heart, about gender.
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Sheryl Sandberg, fresh off a media tour to promote her book on women in the workplace, is building the foundation for a life in the public eye that supersedes her day-to-day duties as operating chief at Facebook Inc.
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When Michael Cockrell, a cook and dishwasher in Philadelphia, was sick with the flu, he showed up for work anyway. When his 5-year-old son was hospitalized with an asthma attack, Cockrell still punched the clock.
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Few young Japanese women knew much about Beate Sirota Gordon when she died in New York on Dec. 30 at 89. That's a shame, considering how much they owe her for the freedoms they enjoy.
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Helen Gurley Brown, who fed the sexual revolution of the 1960s with her best-seller “Sex and the Single Girl” and then turned around the failing Cosmopolitan magazine by injecting her philosophy that women could have it all -- “love, sex and money” -- has died. She was 90.
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A spy thriller needs a spine as stiff as James Bond’s martini to nickname a character Moneypenny. BBC America’s retro-hip “The Hour” certainly has the nerve, and occasionally even the punch to back it up.
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Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook Inc.’s chief operating officer, said the past decade has seen little or no gain for women in top government or executive positions.
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Rina Bovrisse isn’t Japan’s Gloria Steinem . Yet she may just be the heroine for which economists have been waiting.
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President Barack Obama, mixing fundraising appeals with diplomacy while in New York to attend the United Nations General Assembly, is seeking to reenergize his Democratic Party base by melding the personal with the political and even including a bit of marital romance.
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