Originally published December 13, 2011 December 13, 1971, is one of the most tragic days in recorded history for women and children. If you have never read or heard Sarah Weddington’s argument before the U.S. Supreme Court that abortion should be legal, prepare to be stunned, angry, sad… and determined to right one of the […]
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Watch FFL’s 2011 President’s Report. Originally published December 21, 2011 It’s been another remarkable year for Feminists for Life and those we serve. Instead of the President’s Report our supporters are used to receiving by mail, I invite you to watch this video presentation which describes our focused service for women at highest risk of abortion, including
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Originally published January 17, 2012 A century after suffragists and abolitionists fought for the rights of women to vote and the rights of slaves to be free, my parents educated my sisters and me about injustices perpetrated against people because of their race, religion, ethnicity, or gender. In the sixties, my mother placed a sticker
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Originally published February 14, 2012 As I travel the country by train to share the rich history of the early American feminists, I follow the same routes that Susan B. Anthony took to champion women’s suffrage more than a century ago. She knew every route by heart. But Anthony was more than just the leader
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