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Gloria Steinem and Ana Irma Rivera Lassén Unite in Feminist History

Historic photos capture a 1975 meeting between Gloria Steinem and Puerto Rican activist Ana Irma Rivera Lassén in New York.

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In March 1975, Gloria Steinem and Ana Irma Rivera Lassén coincided in New York during a feminist day that built bridges between the struggles for women's rights in Puerto Rico and the United States. [1] Ana Irma Rivera Lassén, a licensed professional, was pictured alongside Gloria Steinem during a demonstration in New York. [2] Gloria Steinem signed an edition of "El Tacón de la Chancleta," a feminist publication created by MIA, for which the American feminist had donated. [3] Mia begins to claim she remembers being Alice, the younger sister of Sarah who disappeared when both were seven years old. [4] The Netflix film 'Run, Rabbit, Run' features a seven-year-old girl named Mia who finds a white rabbit on her birthday. [5] The two images of Gloria Steinem alongside Ana Irma Rivera Lassén have the weight of photographs that transcend their protagonists. [6] Mia's mother, Sarah, feels discomfort regarding the rabbit and attempts to get rid of it, which strains their relationship. [7] The film explores whether the white rabbit is a messenger from Alice or if Alice has returned to confront her sister. [8]
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  1. In March 1975, Gloria Steinem and Ana Irma Rivera Lassén coincided in New York during a feminist day that built bridges between the struggles for women's rights in Puerto Rico and the United States. · El Nuevo DíaPuerto Rico
  2. Ana Irma Rivera Lassén, a licensed professional, was pictured alongside Gloria Steinem during a demonstration in New York. · El Nuevo DíaPuerto Rico
  3. Gloria Steinem signed an edition of "El Tacón de la Chancleta," a feminist publication created by MIA, for which the American feminist had donated. · El Nuevo DíaPuerto Rico
  4. Mia begins to claim she remembers being Alice, the younger sister of Sarah who disappeared when both were seven years old. · El Universal
  5. The Netflix film 'Run, Rabbit, Run' features a seven-year-old girl named Mia who finds a white rabbit on her birthday. · El Universal
  6. The two images of Gloria Steinem alongside Ana Irma Rivera Lassén have the weight of photographs that transcend their protagonists. · El Nuevo DíaPuerto Rico
  7. Mia's mother, Sarah, feels discomfort regarding the rabbit and attempts to get rid of it, which strains their relationship. · El Universal
  8. The film explores whether the white rabbit is a messenger from Alice or if Alice has returned to confront her sister. · El Universal
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