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On the Centennial Celebration of the 19th Amendment, we are pleased to share our NEW video about Alice Paul, the pro-life feminist who led the suffrage movement to its successful conclusion. Women’s right to vote became the law of the land nationwide on August 26, 1920. Thanks to Feminists for Life’s historians, many people now know that the first wave […]

It’s about time. In 1872, Susan B. Anthony courageously voted for Ulysses S. Grant. A young man at the election precinct was so shocked when Miss Anthony showed up at the ballot box that he did not stop her. It was part of a bigger plan for women to vote illegally across the country, but

When I was in college the bumper sticker on my car read “Don’t labor under a misconception–legalize abortion.” I was one of a handful of feminists on my campus, back in the days when we were jeered at as “bra-burning women’s libbers.” As we struggled against a hazy sea of sexism, abortion rights was a

“Jane Doe” was just fourteen when she was seduced by Ghislaine Maxwell, shared with Jeffrey Epstein, then pressured to have an abortion before being gang raped and dumped on the lawn of her grandparents’ home — naked.  Princes, politicians, and other powerful men are suspected of sexually abusing “Jane” and many other minors. It’s sick. And it has