Amna Nawaz spoke with Julie Taymor, director of the 2020 film "The Glorias," about the life and legacy of Gloria Steinem. The film covers eight decades of Steinem's life. Taymor expressed her sadness at Steinem's passing, stating, "We need her right now. We need that voice." She described Steinem as an extraordinary pioneer who was humble and never sought the spotlight, despite her significant contributions to the women's movement. Taymor noted that Steinem's approach to leadership involved navigating criticism and maintaining strong relationships with women from diverse backgrounds. She highlighted Steinem's collaborative spirit and her friendships with figures like Flo Kennedy and Dorothy Pitman Hughes. Taymor also recounted a significant moment during the 2016 election night, where Steinem emphasized the importance of looking for the positive in difficult situations. Taymor hopes that the film will help audiences understand Steinem's full impact and the importance of her message about equality and relationships between men and women.
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Julie Taymor Reflects on Gloria Steinem's Legacy and Impact
Julie Taymor discussed Gloria Steinem's legacy in an interview, reflecting on her contributions to the women's movement and her collaborative spirit. Taymor emphasized the importance of Steinem's voice and her ability to navigate criticism while fostering relationships with diverse women. She also recounted a poignant moment from the 2016 election night, highlighting Steinem's positive outlook.
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