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Dear John,
In the Spring issue of Ms., we investigate how threats to women’s autonomy and civil liberties impact and mirror larger political trends—from Texas to Afghanistan and beyond.
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Here’s a glimpse at what else you’ll find inside the upcoming winter issue:
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An
examination
of
how
the
backlash
against
feminist
progress
in
the
U.S.
is
actually
part
of
a
larger,
global
trend.
Authors
Zoe
Marks
and
Erica
Chenoweth
make
the
case
that
free
and
empowered
women
are
a
threat
to
authoritarianism
worldwide—and
the
autocrats
know
it.
When
the
fate
of
women’s
rights
is
tied
to
the
fate
of
democracy
—
and
when
both
are
in
dire
straits
—
how
can
we
help
secure
both?




*
A
conversation
with
two
Afghan
women
leaders—one
who
chose
to
stay,
and
one
who
chose
to
leave—in
the
wake
of
their
country’s
fall
to
Taliban
rule.
“A
life
abroad
is
not
something
I
am
looking
for,”
says
Fawzia
Koofi,
who
fled
Afghanistan
last
year.
“Every
day
I’m
with
hope
that
tomorrow
I
will
hear
something
positive
and
encouraging,
so
that
I
[can]
go
back.”




*
And,
we
pay
tribute
to
Harriet
Tubman
on
the
200th
anniversary
of
her
birth
—
with
our
series
celebrating
her
legacy
as
a
liberator,
abolitionist,
diviner,
healer,
nurse,
naturalist,
freedom
fighter,
military
raid
leader,
spy,
scout,
suffragist,
daughter,
sister,
wife,
mother,
aunt,
friend,
and
national
icon.


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