Logan Judy

The same belief in human rights that inspired the abolition of slavery became the undulating impulse that gave birth to feminism. The first feminists—who had no legal right to vote, testify on their own behalf, or sit on a jury—affirmed the fundamental liberty of every woman, just as many had affirmed the fundamental liberty of every enslaved person. […]

Women’s Equality Day 2016   The countdown is on for the Centennial Celebration of the 19th Amendment — and Feminists for Life of America is petitioning the U.S. Department of the Treasury to release the new $10 bill with images of American feminists and abolitionists by this celebration in 2020.   FFL celebrated the announcement by

In celebration of the ratification of the suffrage amendment (also known as the Anthony Amendment in honor of Susan B. Anthony) on August 18, 1920, Feminists for Life of America is pleased to announce a four-year-long 2020 Vision Campaign. As we look toward the 2020 Centennial Celebration of the 19th Amendment, which guaranteed adult American women the

Feminists for Life speaker and rape survivor Joyce McCauley-Benner wrote an open letter in response to comments made by actor Ashley Judd late last month. It was a top story on LifeNews.com today and is reproduced below: An Open Letter to Ashley Judd Dear Ms. Judd: We may not know each other, but we share