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 […]
NEW FFL Alice Paul video celebrates Women’s Equality Day! Read More »
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
BREAKING NEWS: Susan B. Anthony pardoned… Read More »
Today, we celebrate the centennial anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment, led by great pro-life feminists starting with the mother of the women’s movement, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and suffrage organizer and pro-life feminist publisher Susan B. Anthony, to Alice Paul, who lead the final years of a 72-year-long effort marked by magnificent suffrage parades —
Step 1: Ratification. Step 2: Our work NOW. Read More »
“Planned Parenthood of Greater New York announced that it will remove founder Margaret Sanger’s name from its Manhattan health clinic and urge New York City leaders to remove her name from a street sign near the clinic because of her ‘harmful connections to the eugenics movement.’ “It took them long enough. “It is certainly a
“It took them long enough.” Read More »