Category: feminism
How the Abortion Industry Has Held Feminism Hostage for 50 Years
Caroline Wharton | July 31, 2023
GUEST POST: For the past half-century, the so-called “right” to kill preborn babies has become synonymous with feminism. Abortion was not always part of feminism, and it need not be now. How did feminism become captive to the horrific idea that women’s success requires ending the lives of their children? The origins of feminism included opposition to abortion. Beginning with
Students for Life is Attending Women’s March Events, Providing Much-Needed Pro-Life Voice
Brenna Lewis | September 28, 2021
Students for Life is countering at least 25 national Women’s Marches on October 2nd, 2021. Click here to sign up to participate. The Women’s March is self-described as “a women-led movement providing intersectional education on a diverse range of issues.” Unfortunately, one of their primary tenets is promoting & celebrating abortion. Under their “Unity Principles,” abortion support is
What the Heck is “Chestfeeding?”
Brenna Lewis | February 12, 2021
In what is the most recent attack on women and traditional feminism, a collection of British midwives are now being told to basically remove femininity from the childbirth and nursing processes. As reported by National Review, “Midwives working for Britain’s National Health Service at Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals in England are now to follow a “gender-inclusive language policy,”
Ivanka Trump Proclaims She is ‘Unapologetically’ Pro-Life
Brenna Lewis | October 30, 2020
Welcome to the Pro-Life Generation, Ivanka! Up until this week, Americans really didn’t know what President Trump’s daughter’s honest opinion was about abortion. With a history of making donations to both Democrats and Republicans, and at least one questionable meeting with the CEO of Planned Parenthood, it was anyone’s guess. But as recently reported by RealClearPolitics, Ivanka said: “I respect
The Original Feminists Were Pro-Life. Why Does This Matter?
Lily Gilliland | September 25, 2020
Whenever entering into a potentially controversial conversation, it is important to define our terms to avoid misunderstanding. “Feminism” is one of those abstract concepts that everyone seems to have a different definition for. This leads us to become more wrapped up in semantics rather than focusing on the issue at hand. Feminism as defined by the handy-dandy Merriam Webster Dictionary
Crash Course: History of Suffrage, Feminism, and the Pro-Life Movement
Lily Gilliland | September 8, 2020
The Women’s Suffrage Movement is historically regarded as beginning with the Seneca Falls Convention in 1848 (with some saying it began earlier in 1820), and ended with the ratification of the 19th amendment granting women the right to vote in 1920. The Seneca Falls Convention is seen as the force which propelled the women’s suffrage movement into its success in
President Trump Pardons Susan B. Anthony for Illegally Voting in 1872
Brenna Lewis | August 18, 2020
Today is the 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage. Many women (and men) of American history played pivotal roles in securing this right, but today, President Trump opted to honor Susan B. Anthony by officially pardoning her of her “crime” of voting in 1872 – nearly 50 years before it was legal via the 19th Amendment. Pro-life advocates are especially
Open Letter to Woman Who “Dedicated” Twin Abortion to Pro-Life Movement
Sarah Michalak | January 14, 2020
An Open Letter to a Broken Woman, I read your post on Twitter and as a member of the pro-life movement and as a woman, I wanted to address you personally. I sense the anger, fear, and near hatred that is behind every word of your post. I sense your brokenness and your need for authentic love and support. I
Hollywood Actress Says She Needed Abortion To Succeed
Brenna Lewis | January 6, 2020
Actress Michelle Williams’, a pro-abortion actress, bravely told other pro-abortion actors and actresses that she needed abortion in order to succeed at last night’s Golden Globes. Williams’ stated, “I’ve tried my very best to live a life of my own making, and not just a series of events that happened to me. But one that I could stand back and