Phyllis Schlafly was a national leader of the conservative movement since the publication of her best-selling 1964 book, A Choice Not An Echo. She created the pro-family movement in 1972, when she started her national volunteer organization called Eagle Forum.
Phyllis Schlafly was a heroine, a role model, and a mentor to many Americans.
The vague, poorly written language of the ERA does not allow any distinction to be made between men and women – even when it makes sense to do so based on their biological differences. As
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In the last episode of a series with Anne Schlafly Cori, the discussion centers around the history of passing a Constitutional Amendment as well as the potential impact and continued controversy of passing the ERA.
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In this continued series with Anne Schlafly Cori, Glyn McKay and Kirsten Hasler discuss Phyllis’s campaigns for Congress, glass ceilings, and the circumstances that launched Phyllis into the decades-long fight against the Equal Rights Amendment.
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In the second episode of a four-part series with Anne Schlafly Cori, Kirsten Hasler and Glyn McKay discuss the formation of Eagle Forum in the 1970s and the work it continues today. https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/mta2ct/EWEF-Eagle_Forum_Then_Now.mp3 President Ronald
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In the first episode of a four-part series with Anne Schlafly Cori, daughter of Phyllis Schlafly and chairman of Eagle Forum, Kirsten Hasler and Glyn McKay talk with Anne about the issues and circumstances that
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January 28, 2020 Tough but also Tender by Anne Schlafly Cori Phyllis Schlafly intimidated people who did not know her, mostly because she spoke with firm conviction. She was tough and relentless in a debate.
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Amy Sherman-Palladino’s writing is full of witty, sharp dialogue that makes you need to rewind a couple times every episode to make sure you caught exactly what was being said. Usually, it’s brilliant. In her
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Love her or hate her, you probably don’t know as much about Phyllis Schlafly as you think. She’s known among liberals as an “anti-feminist feminist,” the religious conservative who helped stop the passage of the
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My mother was remarkable because she combined the roles of wife, mother, writer, and community organizer. She built an organization, Eagle Forum, that provided inspiration to countless women.
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Today, while emotional women garbed in red Handmaid’s Tale dress stood in solidarity outside the Virginia Capitol, ERA opponents cheered. Earlier this morning, the Department of Justice released an opinion asserting that the ERA is dead, validating the 1982
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