The article explores the allure of old magazines, particularly a February 1996 issue of The New Yorker, rich in ads and embodying the editorial style of Tina Brown. This 'Women's Issue' is filled with diverse content, including pieces by notable writers and celebrities, and engages with themes of women's roles in society, particularly in the workforce. A highlighted feature by Mark Singer examines three women who transitioned from high-powered careers to homemakers, presenting a candid look at their experiences and challenges in this personal journey.
The issue generated a celebrity mini-scandal by recruiting Roseanne Barr as an editorial consultant, prompting media watchers to ponder the implications of such a collaboration.
Mark Singer’s report on three women who left elite careers provides a nuanced exploration of the complexities and challenges faced by women who chose to step back for family.
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