Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. When Ms. came on the scene in the early 1970s, it was continuing in a well-established tradition of feminist journalism and ...

Ms. Magazine recently celebrated its 50th anniversary with a party in New York, and as a former staff member I was invited to attend. I went not knowing quite what to expect. No such gloom hung over ...

In mid-September, Leslie Fields set to work tackling a problem she had been mulling over for months. The dilemma was this: How to sort through 380 boxes of material, select less than one percent of ...

Even before it published its first issue in 1971, Ms., the feminist magazine co-founded by Gloria Steinem, had vocal critics. Journalist Harry Reasoner declared on ABC News that the publication would ...

"We're not just a magazine... we're a whole social movement." HBO debuted the trailer for a documentary event titled Dear Ms.: A Revolution in Print, taking a look back at the iconic, groundbreaking ...

These archives house 372 boxes of records from Ms., the feminist magazine that Steinem, 89, co-founded, and that turned 50 last year. I’ve come here searching for a sense of what it felt like to be a ...

Press releases are posted on Independent.com as a free community service. Santa Barbara, CA – The former Presidents of the Santa Barbara Women’s Political Committee will host their 23rd annual ...

Anita Chabria last wrote for the magazine about California laws governing sexually violent predators. Now that I have read your magazine, I know for sure you are a witch . . . long-haired commie dyke ...

Has there ever been a more essential moment for a documentary than one about the making of Ms. magazine? Though it was founded more than half a century ago, nearly all the subjects it raised and ...

In its first half-century, Ms. magazine upended norms, disrupted the print world and made trouble. It was a start. Initially an insert in New York magazine, Ms. would go on to create its own space on ...

Readers react to articles about a feminist backlash and the 50th anniversary of Ms. magazine. To the Editor: Re “The Future Isn’t Female Anymore,” by Michelle Goldberg (column, June 19): While reading ...