# Gloria Steinem
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*Machine twins:* https://truthscore.com/entity/gloria-steinem--68a433f0.md · JSON at https://truthscore.com/api/v1

Kind: **person**

Also written as: Steinem

## Involved in

- [The feminism represented by Gloria Steinem explicitly focused on gender and explicitly avoided class.](https://truthscore.com/claim/06389bb8)
- [Gloria Steinem remained on the Independent Research Service board as late as 1968–69.](https://truthscore.com/claim/066e8a7b)
- [The outcome resulted from choices made by people whose institutional formation was explicitly anti‑socialist and whose rise was funded by the CIA.](https://truthscore.com/claim/17ded341)
- [Redstockings published a detailed investigation into Gloria Steinem’s CIA ties in May 1975.](https://truthscore.com/claim/187bfcc9)
- [Mainstream feminism in the 1970s and 1980s was shaped decisively by Gloria Steinem’s network and platform and produced real gains for professional women.](https://truthscore.com/claim/28b08823)
- [Gloria Steinem described the CIA as “liberal, nonviolent and honorable”.](https://truthscore.com/claim/32133940)
- [Gloria Steinem co‑founded Ms. magazine in 1972.](https://truthscore.com/claim/4bd1c7f9)
- [Gloria Steinem entered feminist organizing in 1969–70 with no prior record in any women’s group, no feminist publications, and no history of organizing…](https://truthscore.com/claim/4efec0c6)
- [Gloria Steinem founded and directed the Independent Research Service.](https://truthscore.com/claim/73084600)
- [Gloria Steinem co‑founded the National Women’s Political Caucus in 1971.](https://truthscore.com/claim/804df821)
- [The Village Voice reported in 1979 that Random House removed the Redstockings chapter documenting Gloria Steinem’s CIA history from their forthcoming book…](https://truthscore.com/claim/898871e5)
- [Gloria Steinem ran the Independent Research Service from 1959 to 1962.](https://truthscore.com/claim/a956b0d2)
- [Gloria Steinem was recruited by CIA officers C. D. Jackson and Cord Meyer into the CIA program after two years in India on a Chester Bowles fellowship.](https://truthscore.com/claim/c83b4f92)
- [Mainstream second‑wave feminism under Gloria Steinem’s influence was built around the concerns of white, college‑educated, professional women and did not…](https://truthscore.com/claim/d3002ad8)
- [Gloria Steinem said she would work with the CIA again.](https://truthscore.com/claim/d7fe8e6b)
- [Gloria Steinem confirmed her role to The New York Times in 1967.](https://truthscore.com/claim/dd084ffc)
- [The Redstockings investigation prompted Gloria Steinem to write a six‑page letter defending herself.](https://truthscore.com/claim/dd0a2fbf)
- [Legal pressure connected to Gloria Steinem and figures in her network, including Katharine Graham and associates of Cord Meyer, led Random House to remove the…](https://truthscore.com/claim/e9f1ced8)

## Statements attributed to it

- [Gloria Steinem described the CIA as “liberal, nonviolent and honorable”.](https://truthscore.com/claim/32133940) — independent
- [Gloria Steinem said she would work with the CIA again.](https://truthscore.com/claim/d7fe8e6b) — independent