The 2000s have resurfaced in fashion and design, alongside references to the magazines that rule nostalgia. We remember them for their vibrant colors, endless beauty tips, and celebrity news. What might not come to mind is the savvy politics of magazines like Teen Vogue—and the importance of their rollback. If you’ve never heard of Teen Vogue, or only remember it as checkout aisle fodder, Teen Vogue was once a print magazine for a young millennial (and later Gen Z) audience. It hosted...