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That's why male adults, and some females too, experience the presence of a strong woman as a dangerous regression to a time of their own vulnerability and dependence.
— Gloria Steinem
What I really want to say: That what the world really needs is a real feeling of kinship. Everybody: stars, laborers, Negroes, Jews, Arabs. We are all brothers. Please don't make me a joke. End the interview with what I believe.
— Gloria Steinem
Women are always saying, "We can do anything that men can do." But men are not saying, "We can do anything that women can do.
— Gloria Steinem
MY LAST HOPE IS to open up the road—literally. So far it's been overwhelmingly masculine turf. Men embody adventure, women embody hearth and home, and that has been pretty much it.
— Gloria Steinem
Men would support us, we are told, if only we learned how to ask in the right way. It's a subtle and effective way of not only blaming the victim, but making the victim blame herself.
— Gloria Steinem
she is still better known than most living movie stars, most world leaders, and most television personalities. The surprise is that she rarely has been taken seriously enough to ask why that is so.
— Gloria Steinem
The more polarized the gender roles, the more violent the society. The less polarized the gender roles, the more peaceful the society.
— Gloria Steinem
Pound for pound, she was stronger than Arnold Schwarzenegger.
— Gloria Steinem
In retrospect, the second cause for delay makes less feminist sense: the long popularity of assertiveness training. Though most women needed to be more assertive (or even more aggressive, though that word was considered too controversial), many assertiveness courses taught women how to play the existing game, not how to change the rules.
— Gloria Steinem
When God is depicted only as a white man, only white men seem godly.
— Gloria Steinem
The personal is political.
— Gloria Steinem
Some of us are becoming the men we wanted to marry.
— Gloria Steinem