Hillary Clinton expressed deep sorrow after the passing of feminist icon Gloria Steinem, calling herself “heartsick” as she reflected on Steinem’s lifelong advocacy for women’s rights. Steinem, 92, died at her New York City home after a long career that helped shape modern feminism. Clinton’s comments highlight the broad impact Steinem had on activists, scholars and ordinary people who followed her work. The tribute underscores how Steinem’s legacy continues to influence the fight for gender equality.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Thursday said she was "heartsick" over the death of Gloria Steinem, a well-known activist, feminist and "architect" of women's equality. Steinem died in her New York City home on Wednesday. She was 92. "Oh, Gayle, I'm heartsick, as I think everyone who not only knew her but followed...
