This July, we continue our Centennial Celebration with historic posts. In the tradition of the first wave feminists, we are also moving forward with more pro-woman, pro-life holistic solutions at WomenDeserveBetter.com. Here’s a sneak peek: In addition, we are sure you heard about the Supreme Court’s ruling earlier this week against the safety of women and their unborn …
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As Feminists for Life, we have long celebrated the legacies of Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass. You may know from FFL’s publications and social media that Anthony welcomed Douglass into her home in Rochester, New York. But the friends separated for a time when Douglass determined that black men should get the vote before …
Mrs. America takes viewers on a stroll through the political journey of the Equal Rights Amendment. Particularly for those of us who didn’t experience the ’70s and early ’80s firsthand or were too young to remember it, it is a lush, nostalgic walk that manages to invite both sides of this hotbed debate to come …
June 19, 1865 marked the reading of the Emancipation Proclamation in Texas, the final and most geographically remote of the former Confederate states to surrender and free its slaves. Frederick Douglass, who was himself born into slavery and fled bondage, was a fierce abolitionist, as well as a suffragist, allying with Susan B. Anthony and …
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