Gloria Steinem, a prominent feminist activist, has passed away at the age of 92. ^[1] President Javier Milei's government has implemented anti-industrial policies that have resulted in a severe crisis for Argentina's manufacturing sector. ^[2] Duchess Meghan Markle posted a tribute honoring her late friend and mentor, Gloria Steinem, following the activist's death. ^[3] Gloria Steinem inspired generations of women throughout her career. ^[4] Steinem championed the feminist movement since the late 1960s. ^[5] The dairy industry in Argentina experienced a record drop in consumption, with Mastellone losing 5 billion pesos in a single semester. ^[6] Steinem was a leading figure in the American women's rights movement. ^[7] In the conversation, Steinem said, 'For the longest time women were usually associated alongside their husband and not as individual identities.' ^[8] The article revisits Steinem's life through an episode of the podcast ShiftMakers by writer and journalist Marianne Schnall, released in August 2026. ^[9] The ShiftMakers episode featured a personal conversation between Schnall and Steinem around the launch of Schnall's book 'What Will It Take to Make a Woman President?' ^[10] Meghan Markle described Gloria Steinem as her 'close friend and mentor' who knew how loved and admired she was until the end. ^[11] Meghan Markle recalled that Gloria Steinem spent Thanksgiving with her family, introduced her to a best friend, loved her children, and provided extraordinary advice during difficult times. ^[12]