The Late Gloria Steinem Reflects On Regrets And Revolution In Newly Released Episode Of Netflix's Famous Last Words
Prior to her death, feminist icon Gloria Steinem sat down for Netflix's famous last words, where she spoke about revolution, regrets, and the future.
On Thursday, Netflix released Gloria Steinem's final interview from the series "Famous Last Words." The episode followed the feminist icon's death, offering a deep dive into her lifelong commitment to justice and the complexities within the feminist movement. Executive produced by Brad Falchuk and Mikkel Bondesen, Steinem was interviewed in February with the intention of releasing the interview posthumously.
Steinem, a prominent figure in second-wave feminism, passed away peacefully in her New York City home at the age of 92. Her cause of death remains undisclosed. Falchuk praised Steinem as the "steady heartbeat of a revolution" and noted her ability to reflect on the "simple, profound beauty of human connection." Steinem, a journalist turned bestselling author, was a trailblazer in women's advocacy, co-founding several organizations and receiving numerous accolades for her contributions. Her "Famous Last Words" are now available for streaming on Netflix.
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