Gloria Steinem on How Flight Attendants Fought Sexism in the Skies

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Gloria Steinem on How Flight Attendants Fought Sexism in the Skies

Your September 2026 horoscope is here! “If last month threw you some curveballs, now is the time to get your house in order,” writes our resident astrologer Steph Koyfman, who suggests that the first part of the month will be a time to focus on the minutiae of travel logistics. And while “You may not like everything you learn this month,” she says, “at least it’ll help make the way forward clearer.” Plus, legendary Sex and the City stylist Patricia Field shares souvenirs gathered during a life filled with travel; senior features editor Megan Spurrell chats with Mexican singer Julieta Venegas about border town life in Tijuana; and following the death of Gloria Steinem, we revisit a 2016 piece excerpted from her memoir My Life on the Road.

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Gloria Steinem on How Flight Attendants Fought Sexism in the Skies

 

By Gloria Steinem

 

In this exclusive excerpt from her memoir My Life on the Road, writer and feminist activist Gloria Steinem reveals the harassment and discrimination women crew members faced in the '60s and '70s.
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Your September 2026 Horoscope: This Month's Thorny Emotions Will Be Hard to Escape—Here's How to Navigate Accordingly

 

By Steph Koyfman

 

Professional astrologer Steph Koyfman reads your monthly horoscope—and spells out how it may shape your travels.
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Julieta Venegas's Latest Album, Norteña, Is an Ode to Her Hometown of Tijuana

 

By Megan Spurrell

 

We chat with the Mexican singer about drawing inspiration from life on the border.
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Inside Stylist Patricia Field's Souvenir-Filled New York City Apartment

 

By Erin Florio

 

After more than a half a century of working—and shopping—on the road, Sex and the City stylist Patricia Field shares her favorite finds.
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How a Transgender Tour Guide Is Reimagining LGBTQIA+ Travel in Central America

 

By Christina Berke

 

On a journey from Nicaragua to Guatemala, Aurora Alvarez-Granados Ramírez braids cultural narratives and regional history with a distinct perspective.
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