About Rosalie Abrams
Lived 1921 – 2010 (aged 88). Rosalie Abrams was an American playwright and writer, known for National Organization for Women.
Political opinions and beliefs
Abrams believed that despite strong efforts to unite women and fight sexism, those efforts "are now being slowly eroded." She supported the passing of the Equal Rights Amendment, which she believed would help women reach not only general equality with men, but equality in the workplace. Abrams also believes that abortion rights are still in need of fighting, stating that, despite the success of Roe v. Wade, "things don't happen in straight lines. The more successful you are, the worse the backlash becomes."
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Rosalie Abrams?
American playwright (1921-2010)
When was Rosalie Abrams born?
Rosalie Abrams was born on 13 October 1921 in Pittsburgh.
When did Rosalie Abrams die?
Rosalie Abrams died on 4 January 2010 in Anaheim.
What was Rosalie Abrams's occupation?
Rosalie Abrams was a playwright and writer.
What was Rosalie Abrams known for?
Rosalie Abrams was known for National Organization for Women.
What nationality was Rosalie Abrams?
Rosalie Abrams was American.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Rosalie Abrams. https://biography.guide/rosalie-abrams/
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