The documentary portrays LGBTQ+ themes through the lens of lesbian feminism and the sex wars, highlighting queer voices in Ms. Magazine's history. It respectfully depicts internal movement conflicts and the push for intersectionality, affirming the dignity and complexity of queer feminist contributions without ridicule or degradation.

Cecilia Aldarondo, Alice Gu, and Salima Koroma's documentary draws on unprecedented access to Ms. magazine's founders and archives to trace the publication's challenges to traditional family norms. It poses the question of how feminist journalism reshaped perceptions of marriage, domestic violence, and women's roles in the home, framing these as sites of oppression and liberation.

The documentary highlights Ms. magazine's first cover featuring the Hindu goddess Kali holding everyday objects to symbolize women's multifaceted roles, portraying the imagery with respect and as an empowering feminist statement.