It’s complex but never clunky. The energy then is obvious now.

No one will escape without feeling like they’ve taken a trip into something weirdly, even darkly, historical. Not historical enough, perhaps.

Despite its flaws, “Dear Ms.: A Revolution in Print” reminds us that authenticity is essential in acquiring and retaining acceptance and relevance, a message we need to hear now more than ever.

Dear Ms.: A Revolution in Print is a celebration of the magazine and the women who fought to make it relevant, but perhaps more importantly, it offers plenty of insight into its failings, too.