Post by sadie on Nov 1, 2011 18:26:15 GMT -5
Ms.’ magazine editors reflect 40 years later: How has being a woman changed?
November 1, 2011, by Theresa Walsh Giarrusso
Forty years ago “Ms.” magazine was launched by a group of feminists trying to spread the message to the mainstream. It was the first magazine for women that was actually written, edited and published by women. The editors, including Gloria Steinem gathered for New York magazine to discuss the early days.
It is a long article but it’s fascinating to read about the hostile environment in which they launched this magazine and how women were perceived in the work place and at home.
for more:
blogs.ajc.com/momania/2011/11/01/ms-magazine-editors-reflect-40-years-later-how-has-being-a-woman-changed/?cxntfid=blogs_momania
November 1, 2011, by Theresa Walsh Giarrusso
Forty years ago “Ms.” magazine was launched by a group of feminists trying to spread the message to the mainstream. It was the first magazine for women that was actually written, edited and published by women. The editors, including Gloria Steinem gathered for New York magazine to discuss the early days.
It is a long article but it’s fascinating to read about the hostile environment in which they launched this magazine and how women were perceived in the work place and at home.
for more:
blogs.ajc.com/momania/2011/11/01/ms-magazine-editors-reflect-40-years-later-how-has-being-a-woman-changed/?cxntfid=blogs_momania