no men are allowed to watch or comment on this movie

I'm actually sad that I only knew about this brave woman because of this documentary, being a feminist I usually like to know the ones who came before me and now I get to see how important Gloria Allred was and still is. I'm moved by her actions and her fight. I feel like the only criticism she ever gets (mostly from men I might add) is for speaking out loud about injustices and fighting for women's rights. It's so brave the fact that even after all the personal attacks she keeps fighting and just being herself. What a role model.

Powerful. Wish it was 30-60 minutes longer. I was down for more.

Well made, honest, powerful and about an incredibly important woman who's story needs more attention, especially now.

It wasn't until I saw this doc that I realized how wholeheartedly I had bought into the lie that Allred was an opportunist, when in truth her story has been rewritten by men who want to denigrate her and obscure her legacy of working for women.

i liked it but i wasn't into the h*llary cl*nton bit at the end

This was fun. I'm glad I know more about Gloria Allred. The doc itself was mediocre, but they picked a good topic and it was enjoyable.

Best watched wearing your coolest feminist T's.

More advertisement than documentary.

I watched this with two of the most important and inspiring women in my life and it was such a pleasure.

smart, strong women own this fucking world and gloria is not about to let you forget it

I am approximately 3 minutes and 23 seconds into this and I am already EMPOWERED. WATCH THIS, GIRLS.
And she’s from Philly!!!!!! Represent!!!!

It wasn't until I saw this doc that I realized how wholeheartedly I had bought into the lie that Allred was an opportunist, when in truth her story has been rewritten by men who want to denigrate her and obscure her legacy of working for women.

Rated this high in support of the work done by an amazing woman who has brought to the limelight many injustices and has used the avenues available to work to create change. It is our duty to all work together to challenge oppression in all its forms. “The fight has just begun”!

As fascinating as Gloria is, I would have loved for this doc to focus on a particular case of hers more than just her as a person. Ultimately, it ended up feeling more like an advertisement as opposed to an inspiration. Her successes are vast and impressive, there's no denying that. But too much of this doc just kind of lays out the wins and gives a sentence or two about what each case was.

An inspiring portrait of a courageous, controversial and brilliant soldier in the fight for women's rights.