Robin Morgan: Poet, Activist, Icon | Baltimore News
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Robin Morgan, the fiery poet and feminist icon who helped ignite the second-wave movement, has died at 85. From child star to radical activist, she reshaped feminism with her bold protests—including tossing bras into a “Freedom Trash Can” at the 1968 Miss America pageant—and her landmark anthology Sisterhood Is Powerful. She coined “herstory,” popularized the clenched fist + female sign, and wrote poems like “Monster” that still echo today. Though she faced an FBI file for her activism, Morgan always saw herself first as a poet—her sharp, lyrical voice turning complex ideas into rallying cries. With over twenty books, co-founding the Women’s Media Center, and enduring influence despite a Parkinson’s diagnosis, her legacy lives on in every woman who dares to speak, fight, and create change.
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