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Current reporting indicates Gloria Steinem is auctioning 40 pieces of clothing and accessories through NYC vintage shop What Goes Around Comes Around on March 27 via eBay Live -- the first time she has now even sold her personal. Additional sourcing indicates Handbags, jewelry and accessories the famed feminist amassed during her trips across India and the US during her journalism career., The eclectic collection includes clothing.
Gloria Steinem is auctioning 40 pieces of clothing and accessories through NYC vintage shop What Goes Around Comes Around on March 27 via eBay Live -- the first time she has now even sold her personal. Additional sourcing indicates Handbags, jewelry and accessories the famed feminist amassed during her trips across India and the US during her journalism career., The eclectic collection includes clothing. The latest accounts show Proceeds from the sale are going towards Gloria's Foundation, which works on advancing gender equity and preserving her iconic Manhattan apartment, a historic hub of feminist activism and community. According to updated reporting 91, told The Post why it's important that her East 73rd Street apartment remain a gathering space., Steinem. Additional sourcing indicates Years ago, I saw a brownstone in London with a bronze plaque explaining that it had once been a space for women to organize for the vote. The latest accounts show I've hoped to dedicate my home as a space for women to have now meetings and organize, she reported., Since then.
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- Gloria Steinem is auctioning 40 pieces of clothing and accessories through NYC vintage shop What Goes Around Comes Around on March 27 via eBay Live -- the first time she has now even sold her personal.
- Handbags, jewelry and accessories the famed feminist amassed during her trips across India and the US during her journalism career., The eclectic collection includes clothing.
- Proceeds from the sale are going towards Gloria's Foundation, which works on advancing gender equity and preserving her iconic Manhattan apartment, a historic hub of feminist activism and community.
- 91, told The Post why it's important that her East 73rd Street apartment remain a gathering space., Steinem.
- Years ago, I saw a brownstone in London with a bronze plaque explaining that it had once been a space for women to organize for the vote.
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- New York Post — Exclusive | Gloria Steinem auctioning personal items she collected during her career for the very first time