So Gloria, I loved your book.

Oh, I just loved it.

You're such a good writer.

You know, no writer wants to hear anything but that.

Now I'm your slave for life. This is death, sex, and money.

Don't look at me like that. I'll get a job.

The show from WNY

about the things we think about a lot.

Will we vote for any politician who opposes reproductive freedom?

And need to talk about more.

But my God, I loved her.

I'm actress Ellen Burston, in for Anna's sale.

I'm going to put my hearing aids up.

And today I'm talking to one of my heroes, Gloria Steinam.

For many of us, Gloria Steinam represents the women's movement.

She was a founding editor of Ms magazine in 1972. I brought the Ms

magazine for I think it's 1975 when I'm on the cover and has spent decades

crisscrossing the country and the world

to make women's voices and lives heard.

Well, you're living alone now. We're in our 80s. I live alone. You live alone. How is that for you?

Well, it's not very alone actually because I want my own space.

I never ever, you know, whether I was living with a man or married,

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