Inside the New Issue of Ms.

The fall issue of Ms. is a must-read. Here's a glimpse inside.

Dear Common Ills,

The fall issue of Ms. is a must-read. Here's a glimpse inside.

• In a report on Title X, the nation's largest family planning program, we examine the potentially devastating impact of Trump's Domestic Gag Rule that threatens to shutter women's health clinics across the country and hurt low-income women. 

• Nancy Cohen, a historian focused on gender in politics, weighs in on the upcoming elections in Virginia and Louisiana—and whether the women’s wave will continue into 2020.

• Investigative journalists Renee Feltz and author Victoria Law expose the for-profit immigration detention industry exploding under the Trump administration, and tell the stories of the women-fueled resistance intent on closing their doors. 

• Author and expert Carrie Baker, in the wake of the unfurling Jeffrey Epstein child sex trafficking scandal, lays bare the ways in which law enforcement has, for too long, failed victims of such criminal enterprises—and how feminists have created pathways to justice for survivors. 

Become a Ms. member today to get our fall issue before it hits newsstands.

The collective power of women's resistance—in high school hallways, where students are launching their own #MeToo movement; in Kuwait, where journalists are making public the suffering of abused Filipina domestic workers; and even on the soccer field, where star athletes are encouraging audiences to cheer for equal pay—is a thruline in this issue. 

Become a Ms. member today to read our latest reporting on the fight for women's equality.

Members can get the magazine in print, on our app or both—and they're the first to get information alerts and event invitations from our team. When you become a member, you're supporting Ms. and our fearless work—and becoming part of a global community of feminists who care about the issues that matter to you and countless women across the world.

The support of our readers and community members keeps Ms. going. As women face historic challenges in the U.S. and abroad, the need for Ms. has only grown. We are determined to keep feminists informed, empowered and mobilized. 

Become a Ms. member today to get our fall issue before it hits newsstands—and fuel our truth-telling and reporting from the front lines of the feminist movement. 

For women’s equality,

Katherine Spillar
Executive Editor, Ms.

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