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More than a magazine—a movement. Reporting, rebelling and truth-telling from the feminist front lines since 1972.
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We are the majority. And we're going on the record.
Access to reproductive care is narrowing, state by state—and behind every one of these rights is a life. One you have the right to build on your own terms.
We're collecting stories from across the country about how reproductive freedom has shaped millions of lives.
Because we are the majority, and when when we speak together, we are impossible to ignore.
What kind of life did access to reproductive choices let you build? Share your story at msmagazine.com/themajority.
08 Sep 2026
In our Fall issue, Ms. continues the work Gloria helped begin: giving feminists the information and analysis they need to organize for change.
Join today to get our newest issue delivered straight to your mailbox—and help sustain the independent feminist journalism Gloria worked to make possible.
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01 Jan 1970
The elation that so many have been feeling in the wake of the midterms, has been tamped down in Idaho, as the result of two powerful and closely related reminders that the unremitting attacks on abortion rights are not going to let up any time soon.
Read more from Ms.'s Shoshanna Ehrlich at the link in bio.
Photo: Andrew Harnik / Getty Images.
10 Nov 2026
Girl News you may have missed (Nov 9):
•The Texas Supreme Court will have a women majority for the first time (7/9 justices)
•Tina Abrams will be the Seneca Nation of Indians’ first woman president
•Progressives launch effort to persuade AOC to run for president
•Senate races where women’s votes made the difference for Democrats
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🏃🏼♀️WHY I’M ALWAYS RUNNING: I run in my videos to show a real, unfiltered woman’s body doing something HARD. I started running because it was the second-hardest thing I could think of. The first was living the rest of my life without my mom. 8 marathons and 3 ultras later, running makes me feel strong, reminds me my body is mine, and, most of all, makes me feel closer to my mom. Next up: Tokyo Marathon 2027, where I’m raising $10,000 for the American Cancer Society. Donate at the link in bio.
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09 Nov 2026
The 2026 midterms, by the numbers—gender gap edition.
Read more of our midterms analysis at MsMagazine.com.
Photo: Stephen Maturen / Getty Images.
09 Nov 2026
Our lives. Our choices.
How has reproductive freedom shaped your life? Tell us your story at msmagazine.com/themajority.
Because we are #TheMajority—and when we come together, we are impossible to ignore.
08 Nov 2026
Ms.'s FEMINIST 250 project has received Gold recognition in the 2026 @anthemawards Special Projects category!
FEMINIST 250 is an online initiative from Ms. reflecting on the semiquincentennial of US democracy from a feminist perspective. The series explores how feminist histories laid the foundations that shaped 250 years of ideas about equality; unpacks Ms. Magazine’s own reporting over the decades; and puts forth the next generation of policy proposals to help ensure equality and justice for all.
Explore the project at the link in bio.
The FEMINIST 250 Project is made possible by generous support from Susan Byrd and the @womenmovingmillions Catalyst Matching Fund.
07 Nov 2026
@menopunks demand better menopause care, informed treatment choices and workplace protections so women can age with dignity and on their own terms.
"For too long, midlife symptoms of women have been minimized; our concerns dismissed, our suffering normalized and our voices overlooked. We reject the notion that hormonal decline is simply something to endure," reads the Menopunks Bill of Hormonal Rights.
Read more from @ajrhq at the link in bio.
Photo: Jason Quigley / Menopunks
06 Nov 2026
For pregnant people, the uncertainty created by the end of TPS makes it harder to imagine a future without calculating what might be taken away. Is it safe to go to the hospital? Is it safe to go to the grocery store? Can I afford groceries and rent? If I return to Haiti, will I be safe? Will I ever see my family again?
For Marie, these questions are especially urgent. With her due date fast approaching, even imagining the months ahead has been difficult. “I’m just thinking about getting through with delivering the baby right now,” she told Fhrynée Pierre-Lambert. “I think that’s as far as I can think forward.”
Read more at the link in bio.
Photo: Selcuk Acar / Anadolu via Getty Images
06 Nov 2026
Affordable Care Act (ACA) enrollment kicked off on Nov. 1. Wondering what to expect, or have questions? Learn more from @kffhealthnews and Ms. at the link in bio.
Photo: Erik McGregor / LightRocket via Getty Images
05 Nov 2026
A lot was on the line for women and democracy last night. Head to MsMagazine.com to learn more about how the Senate races, gubernatorial contests, state Supreme Court elections and ballot measures we were following turned out.
Photos: Joel Angel Juarez / Getty Images; Erik S. Lesser / AFP via Getty Images; Wikimedia Commons; Stephen Maturen / Getty Images.
04 Nov 2026
Marcia Ann Gillespie, an innovator and pathbreaker in media who lifted up the voices of Black women in a field dominated by men, died on Saturday, Oct. 31. She was 82.
As editor-in-chief of @essence and later Ms., Gillespie challenged the media’s exclusion of Black women, amplified their voices and helped redefine what women’s magazines could be.
She will be dearly missed by the Ms. community.
(Photos: Jenny Warburg)
03 Nov 2026
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