As stronger alcoholic beverages, such as whiskey, became cheaper due to mass production in the 1800s, more and more Americans began to take up drinking. In turn, more and more Americans became dismayed—especially women who had families. Women saw a link between their husbands’ drunkenness and the abuse of their finances and, indeed, of their […]
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January 12, 2022 ACTION ALERT: Stop slavery & trafficking NOW Feminists for Life of America is once again proud to support the Frederick Douglass Trafficking Victims Prevention and Protection Act (H.R. 5150), the latest version of Rep. Chris Smith’s landmark Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2000. This bipartisan legislation will combat forms of modern-day slavery
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January 7, 2022 Free* placards, for the last March? This could be the last year. No, not of Feminists for Life. (Scared you for a minute, didn’t I?) But this could be the last year that we march on Washington D.C. to commemorate the solemn anniversary of Roe v. Wade. Nothing in life is guaranteed, but
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“The wheel is a big one, and needs a strong push,and a push all together, giving to it an impulse that will keep it constantly revolving,and the first revolution must be Female Suffrage…” “God speed the time, for the sake of the babies.Little ones will then be welcome…” —“What Will Become of the Babies” by
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