The Village Voice reported in 1979 that Random House removed the Redstockings chapter documenting Gloria Steinem’s CIA history from their forthcoming book Feminist Revolution.
1979-01-01 → 1980-01-01
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- The Village Voice reported in 1979 that Random House removed the Redstockings chapter documenting Gloria Steinem’s CIA history from their forthcoming book…
In 1979, The Village Voice reported that Random House had removed the Redstockings chapter documenting Steinem’s CIA history from their forthcoming book Feminist Revolution — following legal pressure connected to Steinem and figures in her network, including Katharine Graham and associates of Cord Meyer. The chapter was never published by Random House.
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- Feminist Icon Gloria Steinem Was An Anti-Communist CIA Operative who Kept Feminism From Discussing Class cited evidence
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Origin: extracted from Feminist Icon Gloria Steinem Was An Anti-Communist CIA Operative who Kept Feminism From Discussing Class · 2026-09-11 22:08