German Feminist Alice Schwarzer to Close Emma Magazine After 50 Years
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A pioneer in many struggles, the newspaper will stop with its December 8 issue, while the founder and guardian figure, with sometimes controversial commitments, could never be replaced and her readership has grown older.
The journalist Lisa Ortgies was "Emma" editor-in-chief. Alice Schwarzer called her a "TV woman" in the "time" – that doesn't leave Ortgies standing.
Alice Schwarzer writes, "It's enough for her magazine "Emma: It's obviously become a victim of the expansion of the feminist zone of struggle.
Alice Schwarzer's "Emma" goes to the archive: In December the last issue will be published, after 50 years. Money is not the reason, but one is "mattet". The attitude of the magazine also reveals a feminist basic problem.
Alice Schwarzer founded »Emma« in 1977. Under her controversial leadership, the magazine coined feminist discourses – often against violent resistance, including from other women. German media history in images.
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