Throughout Steinem's essay she uses great example that allow the reader to see how difficult it was to change the minds of company executives.

It is a shame that advertisers continue to see women's magazines as "cash cows" (254). Simply flip through a copy of Vogue magazine, the entire issue is one big ad. It is disgusting. Women are interested in more than just shopping. Where are the articles? I thought that this essay was a great read; I walked away feeling that I had learnt something and that is what reading is all about. I would be very interested in reading more of Steinem's work.

I see this happen in other women's magazines repeatedly, it is very annoying. Is not bad enough that the magazine is being taken over by ads, but why do these products have to be advertised over and over again in the same magazine? I also have a problem with the women that appear in women's magazines. Many ads contains beautiful woman with a tiny bodies, perfect hair, and perfect skin; "perfect" everything. Steinem says, "Even "real" nonmodel women photograph

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Approximate Word count = 618
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)