Steinem's Advice to Graduates: Follow Passions, Not Paychecks
Gloria Steinem, who died at 92, built a $10 million fortune but advised graduates to pursue work they love rather than chase money. She grew up in a trailer and learned that material appearances are not what matter. Steinem continued advocating for women's rights into her 90s.
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