Lucretia Mott (1793-1880) became a Quaker minister in 1821. Like many of her faith, Mott embraced pacifism and condemned racism. She organized boycotts of slave-harvested goods like cotton and cane sugar, and worked for full integration within numerous groups, winning the trust of Blacks (including fugitive slaves) throughout her native Philadelphia. Mott’s suffragist efforts began […]
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Jamie Lee Morales (1986-2016) “Safe, legal, and rare.” We all know the slogan. It has been embraced by many pro-choice advocates to strike a conciliatory tone in the decades-long, rancorous abortion debate. Abortion is a necessary evil, they say. Nobody is “pro-abortion,” because abortion is not something worth cheering but rather, something to undergo after
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Cree Erwin (1992-2016) The Fourth of July is a day when most Americans celebrate the birth of our country. This year, however, Tanya spent that day mourning her daughter’s death instead. On June 30, 2016, 24-year-old Cree Erwin received an abortion at the Planned Parenthood facility in Kalamazoo, Michigan. On July 2, Tanya took Cree
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Breaking News: MAJOR VICTORY for PREGNANT and PARENTING STUDENTS in CALIFORNIA!! Feminists for Life of America celebrates unanimous support by the California legislature for AB-809, which will greatly enhance support for pregnant and parenting students, especially for those attending graduate school. The legislation, which was led to victory by Assemblymember Miguel Santiago, has been
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