'50 Years of Ms.' Review: Magazine on a Mission.

The article discusses the history and impact of Ms. magazine, which was first published in 1972 and played a significant role in the women's liberation movement. The magazine advocated for sisterhood, abortion rights, and the empowerment of housewives. It featured articles by activists, journalists, and cultural luminaries, and promoted intersectionality and the erasure of gender differences. However, the article also highlights some criticisms of the magazine, including its silence on certain issues and its support for the feminization of men. Overall, "50 Years of Ms." provides insight into feminist thinking and the evolution of the women's movement over the past half-century. [Extracted from the article]

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