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.
Editor’s note: “Mrs. America,” a streamed series on Hulu, has gotten rave reviews. Long before it aired, Steve Vogel of Bloomington interviewed the two women at its core. This column originally appeared April 27, 2013, in
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Our Mrs. America: The Sister Since the release of FX/Hulu’s Mrs. America, Eagle Forum and those close to Phyllis have been busy telling the real story of who she was. The newest episode entitled “Betty,” characterized Phyllis
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Recently released on Hulu, Mrs. America is a new series from FX about the 1970s political struggle to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA). The first three episodes were released on April 15, and in
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In Hulu’s recent biopic “Mrs. America,” the fourth episode of which was released Wednesday, Hollywood attempts to depict the two sides of the women’s liberation movement. This again only proves how much it misunderstands conservative
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The Hulu series reminds us that her greatest strength was toughness without anger. Ann Coulter knows the debt she owes to Phyllis Schlafly. Not long after the premiere of the FX-on-Hulu series “Mrs. America,” which
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April 25, 2020 by Kristan Hawkins, president, Students for Life The failure to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment and the weaknesses of the miniseries are the same. Both efforts ignore the broader views of Americans
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Anne Schlafly Cori, daughter of the late-great Phyllis Schlafly and Chairman of Eagle Forum, steps into “The Corner” to discuss FX and Hulu’s smear efforts against her mother in their new show “Mrs. America.”
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Phyllis Schlafly is a glamorous middle-aged woman who also happens to be the smartest person in any room. Yet she’s swimming upstream in her politics. It’s 1972, and she’s on the verge of launching a
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My mother, Phyllis Schlafly, had a political career of nearly 70 years, during which she learned the art of civic activism through trench warfare and positively impacted the lives of many. The problems of today
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