罗宾·摩根去世，享年85岁，死讯由女性媒体中心于周六确认1。这位从1940年代和50年代的童星演员转身为诗人、评论家和编辑的文化人物，在第二波女性主义运动中扮演了重要角色，与简·方达和格洛丽亚·斯坦纳姆共同创办了女性媒体中心1。
摩根在女性权利倡导方面留下了深刻的印记。她是1968年首次反对美国小姐选美赛事抗议活动的组织者之一1，并在1970年编辑了论文集《姐妹团结就是力量》，该著作被公认为现代女性运动的必读文本1。她广泛被认为创造了"herstory"这个词1。同年，她因占领前卫出版社Grove Press办公室而被逮捕和监禁1。其诗歌作品《怪物》中包含著名诗行"I want a women's revolution like a lover"1。
在职业生涯中，摩根曾担任《女士》杂志总编辑多年1，并在1984年创办了女权全球研究所，2005年创办女性媒体中心1。尽管患有帕金森病，她仍保持活跃状态，曾在2015年做过TEDWomen演讲1。
Robin Morgan, who transitioned from a child actress in the 1940s and 1950s into a prominent poet, critic, and leading figure of the second-wave feminist movement, has died at age 85.1 The Women's Media Center, which she co-founded with Jane Fonda and Gloria Steinem, confirmed her death on Saturday.1 Morgan's decades-long activism reshaped conversations around women's rights and representation throughout the 1960s and 1970s.1
Her influence on modern feminism was substantial and multifaceted. In 1968, Morgan helped organize one of the first protests against the Miss America pageant.1 Two years later, she edited the essay collection "Sisterhood Is Powerful," which became a foundational text for the contemporary women's movement.1 She is widely credited with popularizing the term "herstory."1 Her poetry, including the work "Monster" with its memorable line "I want a women's revolution like a lover," remains part of the feminist literary canon.1 In 1970, she was arrested and imprisoned following an occupation of the offices of Grove Press, an avant-garde publishing house.1
Beyond her activism, Morgan held significant editorial roles throughout her career, serving as editor-in-chief of Ms. magazine for several years.1 She founded the Feminist Global Institute in 1984 and established the Women's Media Center in 2005.1 Despite living with Parkinson's disease, Morgan remained engaged in her work, delivering a TEDWomen talk in 2015.1
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