Gloria Steinem discusses her book, “Outrageous Acts and Everyday Rebellions.” Steinem talks about exposing the conditions of Playboy bunnies and her Smith College classmates. She says women were never allowed to know that they could be independent, strong, and effective individuals until it became an economic necessity. Steinem discusses age, and its role in the social power of women and men. She goes on to talk about Alice Walker, "Ms." magazine, Jacqueline Kennedy, Linda Lovelace, date rape, and “man junkies.”
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