Over the last decade, women’s magazines have undergone a dramatic ideological shift – one that paradoxically leaves women less seen, less safe to speak and less represented. As someone who spent over a decade working in this industry, I have witnessed first-hand how the very spaces that once championed women’s agency have become increasingly hostile towards any woman who diverges from a narrow set of “acceptable” views. I know this because I was pushed out of these spaces for one reason: I am openly pro-life.
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Women’s magazines are narrowing the space for dissent
By replacing debate with rigid conformity, women’s magazines risk failing the very constituency they claim to serve
Delphine Chui

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