Looking back on Ms., Gloria Steinem's feminist magazine that scared off advertisers

In 1971, Gloria Steinem launched Ms. Magazine to champion feminist causes and provide a platform for women's voices. The magazine's provocative and often controversial content quickly garnered a devoted following but also scared away many advertisers. This bold stance highlighted the tensions between progressive ideals and commercial interests, showcasing the magazine's role in challenging societal norms and the advertising industry's reluctance to support such a contentious platform. The legacy of Ms. Magazine continues to influence feminist discourse and media today.