Abolitionist and suffragist Frederick Douglass was born into slavery to a mixed-race mother and a White father on the Eastern Shore of the Chesapeake Bay in Talbot County, Maryland, in February of 1818. Although no official record of his birthday exists, it is commonly attributed to Valentine’s Day, because his mother called him her “little […]
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February 4, 2023 Where are they now? (And who’s next?) For nearly three decades, Feminists for Life has drawn some of the most dedicated, talented, thoughtful, and just downright smart interns anyone could ask for. We wanted to heap kudos upon just a few of our recent “FFL alumni”! Read on to see: Where are they
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We need capable, passionate, pro-woman, pro-life interns and volunteers. Read on to see if this might be the right fit for you — and us. FFL interns and volunteers: Serious applicants for part-time or full-time volunteer telecommuting positions should send: Also, let us know if you are going to do this for school credit. (Following these directions is your first
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 2023 AT 11 AM EST Join FFL supporters at the Nebraska Walk for Life! Nebraska State Capitol Building Event by Feminists for Life Join fellow advocates for women and children in Lincoln! If you are willing to distribute them, we can provide you with FREE placards if you would feel able to
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