Time Magazine Contents Page: Nov. 1, 1990

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THE ROAD TO EQUALITY

What will it take to get there from here? Those coming of age in the postfeminist era have their own ideas.

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NATION

Once political outsiders, women candidates now find themselves running on the inside track. But elsewhere there are hurdles: the plight of female inmates, legal challenges from the unborn.

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WORLD

In the struggling democracies of Eastern Europe, Asia and Latin America, men no longer monopolize the seats of power. But whether from behind the veil or a presidential desk, women still face inequity.

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PROFILES

Preacher, rapper, Indian chief…10 extraordinary women.

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PUBLIC IMAGES

What do women want? Madison Avenue used to think soap and cake mixes. But these days, who bakes?

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ON THE JOB

In the 21st century work force, white U.S.-born men will be a minority. The time is ripe for kinder, gentler managers.

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SELF AND SOCIETY

Are the sexes separate and unequal? In psychology, a new view of growing up female. In medicine, a dangerous research gap.

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THE CHANGING FAMILY

Parents are rearing kids in ways that little resemble their own childhoods. Their worry: Will the kids be all right?

COVER: Painting by Susan Moore