Camille Hahn

In North Carolina, Kate Compton Barr is running a losing Senate campaign against Vickie Sawyer and Republican gerrymandering

In the Spring 2024 issue, reporter Belle Taylor-McGhee digs into a Supreme Court case of patients who need emergency abortion care while pregnant.

"On Oct. 22, 2020, a group of anti-abortion extremists forced their way into the Washington Surgi-Clinic, a facility that provides abortion care in Washington, D.C." So begins investigative reporter Amanda Robb’s alarming account of a violent attack on an abortion clinic in the nation’s capital. Here’s some of what else you’ll find within the pages of the upcoming Winter 2024 issue of Ms. magazine: how online abuse is used to intimidate, discredit and silence people; women activists in Afghanistan and Iran are calling on the international community to stop gender apartheid; and the top 10 most disappointing TV series cancellations of 2023.

Fifty years in the making, the new Ms. magazine book makes its debut on Sept. 19. Inside the Fall 2023 issue, you’ll find our national tour.

Meet the diverse group of progressive women being sworn in this month. (Aaaany day now, boys.)