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Türk Kadın Yolu (Turkish Women's Way) is a weekly women's magazine published in the 1925-1927 list and is the publication organ of the Türk Kadınlar Birliği (Turkish Women's Union). In the magazine, which had 30 issues, the praise of Mustafa Kemal with the newly established Republican regime was the dominant discourse.

About
Women's circles, which came together under the leadership of Nezihe Muhiddin, took action in June 1923 for a session that would fight for women's suffrage. While the formation of the Women's People's Party was not allowed due to the classless public policy of the newly established Republican regime, the name Turkish Women's Union was deemed appropriate and the Türk Kadın Yolu magazine appeared as a manifestation of this. The magazine, which was published in 30 issues between July 16, 1925 and August 1, 1927, received 300 liras from the government for two years. On September 16, 1925, an official exemption from customs was granted for the entry of 30 thousand-kilo paper of European origin to be used in the printing of the magazine. The first two issues of the magazine, of which Nezihe Muhiddin was the editor-in-chief, were published as Kadın Yolu and it was announced that the magazine would be published weekly. While the general content of the magazine was in various fields such as women's news from the world, articles from authors, culinary culture, interviews, caricatures, democracy and feminism, news from the association was also given. In the editorial staff of the magazine, which was published in the Hamid and Mahdumları Printing House, names such as Şükûfe Nihal, Efzayiş Yusuf, Yaşar Nezihe, Hüseyin Rahmi, Abdullah Cevdet, Kemalettin Şükrü, Mehmet Şevki and younger names such as Hatice Refik, Pakize Ahmed, Saadet Esad, Esma Zafir, Muhsine Salih, Enver Behnan, Yaşar Nabi, Fahrettin Kerim were included.

Discourse
The political discourse in the magazine is dominated by breaking away from the Ottoman Empire and sometimes rejecting the remnant of the empire, criticizing the ancient and seeing Mustafa Kemal as the savior of this transitional period. Therefore, the scenery of the period was very evident in the magazine. While the republican revolution was seen as a real revolution, it was compared to the Constitutional Monarchy, which was not seen in the same quality. According to Nezhihe Muhiddin, the Constitutional Monarchy did not create an area of freedom for women as it did for men. The manifestation of the new dominant Turkish ideology is also seen mostly in the articles signed by Enver Behnan. In his writings about women, it is seen that he thinks that the domination over women decreases as one moves from the city to the countryside, and that the perception of women is more valuable in Turkmens and Yoruks.