Mrs. America takes viewers on a stroll through the political journey of the Equal Rights Amendment. Particularly for those of us who didn’t experience the ’70s and early ’80s firsthand or were too young to remember it, it is a lush, nostalgic walk that manages to invite both sides of this hotbed debate to come […]
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June 19, 1865 marked the reading of the Emancipation Proclamation in Texas, the final and most geographically remote of the former Confederate states to surrender and free its slaves. Frederick Douglass, who was himself born into slavery and fled bondage, was a fierce abolitionist, as well as a suffragist, allying with Susan B. Anthony and
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As Feminists for Life, we believe in the worth of every human being and recognize that all people are not treated equally. We recognize their pain and cry out for justice for George Floyd and countless others who have lost their lives. We also lament the violence against innocent bystanders who have lost their place of employment or business, thereby
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Earlier this month, The New York Times ran a Mother’s Day feature, “Pregnant in a Pandemic? These 5 Mothers of Newborns Have Advice.”We wanted to bring in medical expertise, so we once again called upon American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians and Gynecologists board member Dr. Ingrid Skop, an OB-GYN who has practiced in San Antonio for more than
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