Prominent Feminist Peg Yorkin, Who Brought Abortion Pill to U.S., Dies at 96
- Peg Yorkin, co-founder of the Feminist Majority Foundation, died at age 96 after a long illness.
- Yorkin donated $10 million to the foundation, with half the gift to go toward bringing the abortion pill to the United States.
- She was involved in efforts to increase the number of women in political office through the Feminization of Power campaign.
- Before her involvement in women's rights, Yorkin produced live theatre in Los Angeles.
- Yorkin is survived by two children and four grandchildren.