served-tier precision 80.1% [75.5, 83.9] · rated rows currently served n=346 · entailment-gated at 0.85 · measured 2026-09-11 · re-scored every 10 min, demoted at the half-hourly fold
Date of birth
1934
high0.9313 independent sources
evidence “Born in Toledo, Ohio, in 1934, Steinem rose to become one of the most recognizable figures in the American women's rights movement.”
yahoo.com · read source
Date of death
Wednesday
high0.9113 independent sources
evidence “After her death on Wednesday, younger generations of high-profile women took to social media to honor and thank Steinem.”
wvik.org · read source
Place of birth
Toledo
high0.9112 independent sources
evidence “Born in Toledo, Ohio, in 1934, Steinem rose to become one of the most recognizable figures in the American women's rights movement.”
yahoo.com · read source
Date of birth
March 25, 1934
emerging0.805 independent sources
evidence “Steinem was born on March 25, 1934, in Toledo, Ohio, the younger of two daughters.”
theglobeandmail.com · read source
Place of birth
Ohio
emerging0.764 independent sources
evidence “Born in Ohio on 25 March 1934, Steinem had a nomadic childhood with a travelling salesman father.”
sbs.com.au · read source
Place of birth
Toledo, Ohio
emerging0.764 independent sources
evidence “Born on March 25, 1934, in the Toledo, Ohio, suburbs, Steinem learned "politics are a part of daily life," she shared in her memoir.”
siouxcityjournal.com · read source
Member of
Women’s Action Alliance
emerging0.722 independent sources
evidence “Steinem also founded the Women’s Action Alliance alongside Brenda Feigen and Dorothy Pitman-Hughes in 1971, a US organisation which supported grassroots activism to fight against sex discrimination.”
dailyecho.co.uk · read source
Author
An Unexpected Life
emerging0.703 independent sources
evidence “Steinem's second memoir, An Unexpected Life, is set for release later this month.”
wvik.org · read source
Author
A Bunny’s Tale
emerging0.703 independent sources
evidence “Most profiles of Steinem mention one of her earliest forays into journalism, her 1963 piece, “A Bunny’s Tale,” for the long-defunct Show magazine, as if her undercover stint as a waitress at New York’s Playboy Club was somehow a joke.”
salon.com · read source
