Gloria Steinem talks parental leave, women in leadership, and saving democracy

A leading voice in the feminist movement, the 92-year-old activist says, ‘We need a movement among the employees in corporate America.’

Gloria Steinem is ensconced in a plush red armchair in her living room. On her right is Louise McDonald Herne, a Mohawk Bear Clan Mother, dressed in white linen with burgundy and purple ribbons. On her left is Michelle Schenandoah from the Oneida Nation Wolf Clan, creator of a show on PBS discussing rematriation: the process of centering Indigenous women’s voices and  philosophies into daily life.