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Molly Pannell is a former FFL staffer, past editor of The American Feminist, WomenDeserveBetter.com contributor, and mother. She and her husband, George, are the parents of six children, ages 3 to 17: three girls and three boys. Their 8-year-old daughter has a rare genetic condition that causes intellectual disabilities and serious medical conditions. Molly was […]

Now, I know what you’re thinking: I don’t shave my legs, I’ve never worn a bra, and I am obsessed with cats. So, really, I’m just a stereotypical feminist. But because I’m a guy, it’s seen as somehow weird or unmasculine to self-identify as a feminist, and weirder still to self-identify as a pro-life feminist.

Confronting the Hallway Harasser It was my first week on my first real job. I was only 21. There was only one door to enter the building in the morning and a long hallway to walk down. At the end of the hallway was a man’s office, which you would have to pass to go

“It is disgusting that someone would chose [sic] to go out of their way to create more children they cannot afford and cannot properly care for.” “You should have to have a certain amount of income to have a baby!” Such comments are particularly blunt examples of the hostility often directed against mothers who are