Gloria Allred

American civil rights lawyer · United States · On the map · Lawyers · Born 1941 · age 85

Gloria Rachel Allred is an American attorney known for taking high-profile and often controversial cases, particularly those involving feminist causes. She has been inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame.

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2012“What happened to Ms. Fluke’s free speech? Since when has it been okay to target people who testify before policy makers with vicious, unwarranted and defamatory attacks?”In their words5 March 2012Discussing comments by about Sandra Fluke - (5 March 2012): Attorney Gloria Allred's Open Letter to Rush Limbaugh. Posted by GloriaRead the whole statement

“Women see you for who you are. I have received countless emails from women across the country who are outraged and want to do something about you.”In their words5 March 2012(5 March 2012).Read the whole statement

1990“As attorneys, as lawmakers, and as judges, our first questions should be the effect of our decisions on real human lives.”In their words13 September 1990Gloria Allred. (13 September 1990). Testimony before United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary.Read the whole statement

1973“In 1973, the United States Supreme Court handed down Roe v. Wade.”In their wordsGloria Allred. 1990 Gloria Allred testimony before United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary. Publication Title: Hearings on theRead the whole statement

1941Born3 July 1941

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Allred with President Ronald Reagan in 1986

Allred (right) with client Norma McCorvey ("Jane Roe" in Roe v. Wade), 1989

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The battle to end sexual assault on college campuses is one of the most important civil rights movements of our time. It is a movement for change.
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It is exciting and inspiring to see young women stand up and say 'we know that we have rights, and we intend to assert them.
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Some say 'the women’s movement is all about older women,' but this is a movement about younger women asserting their rights that women before them fought for and won.
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