A pioneering feminist magazine founded in 1971, Ms. Magazine continues to champion women's rights and issues through its quarterly print editions and daily online content.

Ms. Magazine, co-founded in 1971 by journalist and activist Gloria Steinem, was the first national American feminist magazine. It emerged as a voice for women, addressing issues beyond traditional domestic topics. The inaugural standalone issue in July 1972 featured Wonder Woman on the cover, symbolizing female empowerment. Over the decades, Ms. has tackled subjects like reproductive rights, economic inequality, and gender-based violence. Today, it publishes quarterly print editions and maintains a dynamic website with daily updates, continuing its mission to inform and inspire.

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