Twin Movements: Women’s Rights, Civil Rights… This Black History Month is important to me as a feminist, as a white woman, and as a mother of a biracial child. No matter your race, gender, ethnicity, political party, or religion, I hope it is to you, too. Our early American foremothers reminded us that many social […]

While one Women’s March after another is canceled across the country, dozens more stand firm for women at highest risk of abortion and for unborn little girls and boys. From the March for Life in Washington D.C. to Chicago, OneLife LA, and Walk for Life West Coast, to the Vermont State House to St. Augustine,

Feminists for Life of America celebrates the passage and signing into law of the Frederick Douglass Act. A special thank you to Rep. Chris Smith for his leadership and bipartisan support from Congress. In a deeply divided Congress, once again we see that we can find areas to move the agenda forward for the most

I don’t play the lottery, but during the recent lottery fever, I thought a lot about what I’d do if I won. Perhaps you did, too. I fantasized about a new kitchen. Adding a bathroom. That’s a lot to me, but wishing for much more. (A family member told me ages ago that the first