Jeffrey Bruce Klein, a co-founder of the influential magazine Mother Jones, passed away at 77 due to complications from a nerve disease. Initially involved in left-wing journalism during the 1960s, Klein helped create Mother Jones in 1976, focusing on corporate accountability and the influence of money in politics. His commitment to quality journalism was evident through his encouragement of various writers and commissioning impactful stories. After serving as editor-in-chief, Klein continued to influence media before transitioning to other projects, leaving a significant legacy in progressive journalism.
Klein's influence on Mother Jones shaped its identity as a progressive platform, focusing on corporate accountability and the intersection of money and politics, which continues today.
Starting from a cramped office, Klein and his team of journalists built Mother Jones into a reputable investigative magazine that engaged younger, digital-savvy audiences.
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