Description
Discover an iconic piece of history with this Esquire Magazine March 28, 1978 issue, titled When a Woman Is Boss. This vintage magazine, part of Volume 89, No. 5, encapsulates a significant moment in cultural transformation, highlighting the increasing presence of women in executive roles during the late 1970s. Featuring a thought-provoking article by Marylin Bender, this issue dives deep into the challenges women face in leadership, making it a must-read for those interested in feminism and workplace dynamics.
This particular issue is notable not only for its groundbreaking viewpoints but also for its coverage of various topics that define the era. Inside, readers will find rich political insights, critical business analysis, and cultural commentary that together paint a vivid picture of the complexities surrounding gender and power dynamics of the time. With articles examining the media landscape, Cold War espionage, and emerging trends in fashion, this magazine is a treasure trove for collectors of vintage magazines.
Condition-wise, this magazine is in Very Good (VG) condition, displaying minor wear on the edges consistent with its age. The tangible nature of vintage magazines adds to their collectibility, making this item a valuable find for enthusiasts and collectors alike.
Key Features & Highlights:
- Exclusive Content: Includes the article "When the Boss Is a Woman," reflecting societal changes and women's rising leadership roles.
- Era-Specific Insights: Features discussions on politics, media, and trends relevant to the 1970s, perfect for history buffs and collectors.
This issue comes protected in a plastic sleeve for preservation. Combined shipping is available upon request. Don't miss your chance to own this collectible piece of history that offers fascinating insights into the challenges and triumphs of women in power.
