Socks Carry Political Message With Dollar and Donkey-Elephant Designs
A year into a trend publicizing views on economics and politics, young men wear socks as a form of stance. The money sock shows a white dollar sign on green, while the vote sock is red white and blue with the donkey and elephant heads.
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Sock Color Guide For Spring Season
The Color Association of the United States and the National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers pick feature colors for spring and summer to harmonize with slacks and accessories. Expect solid tones and bright accents with deep shades, plus heathers around pale neutrals. Primary shades include vanilla beige, brilliant gold, rose tile, and Scots thistle, with accents like cherott tan, bongtree brown, lime tart, sorrel green, navy, and eggplant.
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Changing Times in Women's Magazines Signal Shifting Attitudes
A New York Times survey traces how women's magazines evolve from liberation era protests to broader inclusive content. Titles like Ms and The Woman push feminist topics while others like McCall’s and Ladies’ Home Journal mix traditional features with progressive pieces.
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Linda Charlton
New York Times News Service
NEW York
Ladies Home Journal
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Liberation
Kaffeeklatsches
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Gloria Steinem
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Aphra
Progressive Woman
Middlebury
Ind
Carson Publishing
Rosalie Corson
Miss Corson
Cause
Shirley Chisholm
Illinois
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