
The Mary Tyler Moore Show
photo: Instagram/fringesalonatlMary Tyler Moore, a television titan, died on Wednesday, January 25 at the age of 80. She contracted pneumonia, which led to cardiopulmonary arrest, according to a statement released by her agent.
The iconic actress will be remembered for many things, including her ability to reduce Oprah Winfrey to a puddle of tears, but it is the enduring feminist legacy of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" that is most resonant.
When Moore's agent announced her death, many social media users shared the iconic photo of her throwing her hat during the opening credits for "The Mary Tyler Moore Show."
In honor of a life well-lived, here are six ways that "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," which aired from 1970 to 1977, revolutionized television for women.
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