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Revolution From Within – Gloria Steinem
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Little, Brown, 1993, Large-format Paperback – Biographical – 421pp. ISBN 9780316812474.
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Revolution From Within by Gloria Steinem is a powerful exploration of the links between personal empowerment and political revolution. In this classic bestseller, Steinem, a leading figure in the feminist movement, delves into the ways injustice has eroded self-confidence and authority, particularly for women. Drawing on her own experiences and the stories of others, Steinem illustrates how societal and internal barriers to equality can be dismantled by reclaiming one’s self-worth.
Steinem’s work emphasizes the idea that true revolution begins within, encouraging readers to value themselves in order to challenge external injustices. She shows how self-esteem, as a foundational principle, connects to broader movements such as Gay Pride and Black Lives Matter. Revolution From Within invites readers to examine both their internalized beliefs and the social systems that perpetuate inequality, offering lessons on how to heal and reclaim power from within.
This landmark book is ideal for anyone looking for inspiration to take control of their own self-worth while contributing to the fight for justice. Steinem’s moral clarity and wit make this a must-read for those interested in the intersections of personal transformation and social change.
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