The deaths of Gloria Steinem and Dolly Parton just days apart have delivered a double dose of grief for feminists. The two embodied different versions of the feminist ideal -- Steinem's was an intellectual who took sides in politics and founded Ms. Magazine, Parton, a beloved singer, promoted women's empowerment through her music but avoided labels and politics. Both women inspired generations to make their own choices. Steinem saw feminism as finding unique power and helping others do the same. Parton focused on storytelling and humor, including about the challenges facing women in a male-dominated world. Their deaths have sparked discussions about who will continue their legacy. Steinem has said there's more than one torch to carry.