(1) He is friends with feminist Gloria Steinem.

(2) There is always one true inner voice. Trust it. —Gloria Steinem.

(3) Gloria Steinem, the founder of Ms magazine, says that "Palin shares nothing but a chromosome with Clinton".

(4) Betty Friedan, Gloria Steinem, Germaine Greer, and many others hammered home their ideas with a persistence that aroused and intrigued many of the brightest and most able women in the country.

(5) Gloria Steinem once said a woman needs a man like a fish needs a bicycle. That's nonsense.

(6) In recognition of her efforts, Gloria Steinem was inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame in 1993.

(7) When Gloria Steinem said, in the 1970s, "We're becoming the men we wanted to marry, " I doubt even she realized the prescience of her words.

(8) Women today are strong, independent and sexually liberated; Gloria Steinem would be proud if she can be alive till now.

(9) Gloria Steinem used this image in the '70s when she streaked her brown hair blond to make herself, and her message, less threatening.

(10) Acclaimed activist Gloria Steinem leads a panel discussing the fight against human trafficking, sexual exploitation, and violence against women and girls.

(11) "In terms of real power — economic and political — we are still just beginning, " Gloria Steinem admitted. "But the consciousness, the awareness — that will never be the same."

(12) As a little girl growing up in a poor Ohio neighborhood in the 1940's, Gloria Steinem dreamed of becoming a movie star or a dancer.

(13) Just days before the national demonstration, on Aug. 24, Gloria Steinem registered her approval in her "City Politic" column in New York magazine.

(14) Before speaking at TED, Sandberg sent a draft of her speech to Gloria Steinem, who is a friend.

(15) The feminist argument against marriage has long been that it forces women to conform—as Gloria Steinem once put it, marriage is an arrangement "for one and a half people."

(16) The Bunnies came under fire from many critics, including the feminist Gloria Steinem, who derided the selection and training process - where looks trumped all - as degrading.