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  1. from the archives
    Ho Chi Minh in New YorkGloria Steinem digs into the rumors of the Vietnamese leader’s Manhattan past.
    By Gloria Steinem
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    New York Magazine Party
    Happy 90th Birthday, Gloria Steinem!To celebrate, we’re republishing 15 pieces of her writing for New York.
    By Christopher Bonanos
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    The City on the Eve of DestructionGloria Steinem and Lloyd Weaver report from New York City on the night of Martin Luther King Jr.’s murder.
    By Gloria Steinem and Lloyd Weaver
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    The Souls of (Lower-Middle-Class) White FolkGloria Steinem on the emerging coalition of affluent Republicans and blue-collar whites.
    By Gloria Steinem
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    Vietnam in QueensFrom 1969, Gloria Steinem on the antiwar views of returning wounded soldiers.
    By Gloria Steinem
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    That Woman in City HallIt was no surprise when Ronnie Eldridge was named special assistant to the mayor. Some even think she should be mayor.
    By Gloria Steinem
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    “Hi There, I’m Ed Koch”Gloria Steinem profiles the charming, ambitious congressman who, less than a decade later, was elected mayor.
    By Gloria Steinem
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    Laboratory for Love StylesGloria Steinem on the rapidly evolving relationship dynamics of the early 1970s.
    By Gloria Steinem
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    The Politics of Sex and FashionRepressed fashion, wrote Gloria Steinem in 1970, often pairs with societal oppression.
    By Gloria Steinem
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    The War Against NixonGloria Steinem on the backlash in the days after the Kent State shootings.
    By Gloria Steinem
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    More Hot-Weather SpecialsGloria Steinem introduces a new abbreviation, neither Mrs. nor Miss, in this 1970 column. “How do you pronounce ‘Ms.’?”
    By Gloria Steinem
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    Getting Rich Off WelfareIn this story from the January 18, 1971, issue of New York, Gloria Steinem writes about the grim state of welfare services in New York City.
    By Gloria Steinem
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    Sisterhood“These deep and personal connections of women often ignore barriers … all the barriers that, in male or mixed society, seem so difficult to cross.”
    By Gloria Steinem
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    How an Aspiring ‘It’ Girl Tricked New York’s Party People — and Its BanksSomebody had to foot the bill for Anna Delvey’s fabulous new life. The city was full of marks.
    By Jessica Pressler
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    Sexual Assault in the AmazonAs the ayahuasca tourism industry grows, so do accounts of abuse.
    By Rachel Monroe
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    Prabal Gurung - Runway - February 2020 - New York Fashion Week: The Shows
    This Archive Sale Is Too Good to MissThe Prabal Gurung markdowns we’re buying for ourselves.
    By Asia Milia Ware
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    From the Archives: Party Boy in a CageRevisiting New York’s 2006 profile of Michael Alig.
    By Jonathan Van Meter
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    Elizabeth Wurtzel’s Best Essays for New YorkFrom her 1990 column “Sounds” to her more recent pieces about growing up and “living with intent.”
    By the Cut
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    How New York Has Covered LGBT Life in the Years Since StonewallIn 1969, we missed the rebellion. But in the five decades since, we’ve covered the changing community.
    By Christopher Bonanos
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    How Do You Spell Ms.?An oral history of Ms. Magazine and the feminists who changed history.
    By Abigail Pogrebin
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    Karl Lagerfeld, Boy Prince of FashionThe late designer had opinions on everything — even his own death.
    By Vanessa Grigoriadis
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    Revisiting Some of the Most Memorable Homes Wendy Goodman Ever ScoutedOn the occasion of her memoir, our design editor recalls a few of her greatest hits.
    By Wendy Goodman
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    A Hard Look at the Original ModelizerRevisiting our 1988 profile of Elite Model Management founder John Casablancas, whose inappropriate behavior was no secret in the fashion industry.
    By Christopher Bonanos
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    You Could Learn a Lot at a Restaurant Table With Liz SmithWhat most people misunderstood about the veteran tabloid gossip columnist.
    By Jonathan Van Meter
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    The ’70s Feminist Manifesto That’s Still a Must-Read TodayJudy Brady Syfers wrote ‘I Want a Wife’ in 1971. It holds up.
    By Judy (Syfers) Brady
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    The Hottest Fashion Show of 1987 Took Place a Week After the Market CrashedRevisiting Julie Baumgold’s report on the opulent spectacle of Christian Lacroix’s first New York show.
    By Christopher Bonanos
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    Remembering When Christie Hefner Took Over PlayboyLally Weymouth profiled Hugh Hefner’s then-29-year-old daughter, the newly appointed president of Playboy Enterprises, in a 1982 New York cover story.
    By Christopher Bonanos
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    Looking Back at 40 Years of New York’s Fertility JournalismThe millennial baby-boom, in vitro fertilization, later-in-life pregnancies, and more.
    By Christopher Bonanos
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    Revisiting Nora Ephron on the Artifice of the ‘Battle of the Sexes’Ephron’s 1973 New York piece, “Bobby Riggs, the Lady-Killer,” displays her deadly aim and clear-eyed skepticism.
    By Christopher Bonanos
  30. bill cosby trial
    3 Bill Cosby Accusers on His Mistrial and What Comes Next“This was just the dress rehearsal. Round two is coming up.”
    By Noreen Malone
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    What Happened When a Female Film Critic Offered to Take Porn SeriouslyIn the 1970s, Molly Haskell tried to look at a wave of explicit movies as a new avenue for interesting art. They didn’t perform on demand.
    By Christopher Bonanos
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    From the Archives: A 31-Year-Old Mother of Four Reinvents Herself in New YorkRevisiting a New York Magazine cover story from 1972.
    By Jennifer Rogers
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    12 Famous Brides Who Wore Statement-Making Wedding DressesThe memorable gowns of Lucille Ball, Eleanor Roosevelt, Carrie Fisher, Mariah Carey, and more.
    By Kaitlin Menza
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    A Disco-Era Cover Girl Reflects on Modeling at 13“I had the time of my life; I traveled the world. It’s a tricky, dangerous business, but for me it worked out.”
    By Christopher Bonanos
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    The Year New York Almost Lost the Right to ChoosePolitics and service journalism from the early era of legal abortion.
    By Christopher Bonanos
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    Looking Back at the First ‘Best Bets,’ an Analog Recommendation EngineA shopping column for a particular type of urbanite who consumed avant-garde theater and home accessories.
    By Christopher Bonanos
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    Tiffany Trump’s Forgotten Pop Anthem Is the Song of SummerIt’s called “Like a Bird.”
    By Anna Silman
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    How New York Has Covered Hillary Clinton Over 24 YearsAs spouse, senator, loser, winner.
    By Christopher Bonanos
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    What Has (and Hasn’t) Changed About Workplace Sexism Since 1973Office gals fetching coffee may be a thing of the past, but the working woman’s revolt certainly isn’t.
    By Christopher Bonanos
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    The Diane Arbus Photo That Almost Killed New York MagazineRevisiting the Viva profile that nearly got Clay Felker fired.
    By Christopher Bonanos
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    When Upscale ‘Unwed Mothers’ Were a Newborn TrendRevisiting Patricia Morrisroe’s 1983 New York feature, “Mommy Only.”
    By Christopher Bonanos