Wonder Woman is Back on the Cover of Ms.—And You Could See Your Name in the Issue!

Wonder Woman leapt off the cover of the very first issue of Ms. in 1972. Her belief in sisterhood and equality, and the use of power in pursuit of justice, are still driving values for Ms. today – all these years later.

Now Wonder Woman is leaping off movie screens as part of our 45th anniversary celebration, returning for the fifth time to the cover of Ms. Stand alongside her in our Anniversary Issue by becoming a Ms. member! We will be printing the names of all our Special Anniversary Donors in the fall issue.

To see your name in Ms., make a special anniversary contribution of $45 or more to celebrate our first 45 years and build a foundation for the next 45. Give $90 or more and receive a limited edition poster of all five of the Ms. Wonder Woman covers, including the iconic 1972 cover. Make a contribution of $1,000 or more and you’ll become a lifetime member of the Ms. community—and get a lifetime subscription to the magazine. If you’re already getting Ms. delivered to your door or your smart phone, your donation will extend your existing subscription.

When Ms. started in 1972, abortion was illegal, Title IX had just passed, newspaper “help-wanted” ads were still divided by “male” and “female” and sexual harassment was just part of the job. As we look back over the past 45 years and see how far we’ve come and how Ms. magazine’s reporting has helped fuel that change, we have much to celebrate. But the gains we once thought were secure are now under constant threat. That’s why Ms.—and the spirit of Wonder Woman—is needed more than ever.

We need your help to make sure Ms. stays strong and independent and keeps feminists everywhere informed and empowered to fight for equality and justice. Your support enables us to stay free of commercial ads so we can bring you the insightful and hard-hitting reporting you’ve come to expect from Ms. 

Join us in celebrating 45 years of Ms. by adding your name in our Special Anniversary Issue.

 

About

Katherine Spillar is the executive director of Feminist Majority Foundation and executive editor of Ms., where she oversees editorial content and the Ms. in the Classroom program.