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And Steinem had a major falling out with Betty Friedan, herself a towering figure in the movement and an erstwhile ally.

And we could read that as someone who longed to be a parent, letting herself experience what that might be like for a moment.

So, she stopped trying to be a jewel box princess and started being herself.

JEFFREY BROWN: She became a columnist for "New York" magazine and established herself as a leader of so-called second-wave feminism with thoughtful and often pointed commentary.

This book follows Julia, a 15-year-old in Chicago and the daughter of Mexican immigrants — much like Sánchez herself.

One of Russo's daughters, Emily, co-owns a bookstore in Portland, Maine, that carries the works of another Russo daughter, Kate, herself a novelist and artist.

But let’s also imagine that when Dan was a little boy, his mother was offhand and uninterested in him, preferring to devote herself to his older sister.

Silvia trains eight hours a day, six days a week, under the guidance of her coach, who's also her mum and a former artistic swimming champion herself.