Description
Explore the intriguing pages of New York Magazine from April 24, 1989, featuring a thought-provoking article titled The Anti-Abortion Zealots by renowned journalist Peg Tyre. This vintage magazine captures a pivotal moment in American cultural discourse, shedding light on the intense debates surrounding the abortion rights movement during the late 1980s. It serves not only as a snapshot of its time but also as an essential piece for collectors interested in political history and its influence on contemporary society.
This issue is particularly significant as it delves into the fervent activism and societal implications of anti-abortion ideologies, offering readers a rare glimpse into the contentious landscape of reproductive rights. As vintage magazines go, this one holds noteworthy value, reflecting the critical dialogues that shaped public opinion and policy in America.
Condition is key for collectors, and this vintage issue is in Very Good condition, displaying minor signs of wear typical of its age. It has a label on the front, enhancing its character without detracting from its appeal as a collectible item. Below, you’ll find more details on its condition:
- Very Good condition with smooth edges for a vintage magazine.
- Magazine is in great shape, preserved with a plastic protective covering.
- See photos for visual reference of the magazine's condition.
This New York Magazine vintage issue is a worthwhile addition to any collection focused on political history or cultural studies. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of history and capture the essence of its era through this collectible magazine.