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I remember wondering if I really was a feminist, especially since I was (and still am) pro-life. Later in college, I would discover that my pro-life beliefs and identification as a feminist could go So how could the feminist movement adopt abortion access as one of its main causes? The American Feminist is a wonderful magazine published by Feminists for Life, a national pro-life feminist Lader said he needed to “recruit the feminists” to get abortion laws replealed.

There is a wealth of information and advice for raising feminist children. Much of the advice for raising both feminist and pro-life children is similar: see the humanity in each This article aims to build on this common principle and to combine information from both feminist and pro-life sources to create a unique set of guidelines for raising pro-life feminist children. all people have equal rights and unmeasurable value: In her book to her daughter, Dear Ijeawele, or A Feminist

Join Rehumanize International and other pro-life feminists in front of the Supreme Court Tuesday, March

Serrin Foster: In 1994, Foster became the President of Feminists for Life of America. Inspired by her mother’s and her own experiences, she founded the organization New Wave Feminists in Operating in a similar manner as Feminists for Life, New Wave Feminists advocates against the systemic Smith: Formerly a board member of New Wave Feminists, Smith stepped down from the organization in 2017 She is also a longtime supporter of Feminists for Life and New Wave Feminists.

by Stephen Adubato — In Sex and the Catholic Feminist: New Choices for a New Generation, former Cosmopolitan Revolution Hijack the Women’s Movement, this new book paints a vivid historical picture of how being a feminist reclaim the “F-word” and should not shy away from fighting for women’s rights just because mainstream feminists Browder often hints at how religious, non-white, working-class, and non-coastal feminists were generally Its lacunae aside, Sex and the Catholic Feminist’s attempt the bridge the gap between the feminist and

Anthony List organization, wrote: “Many of today’s feminists see abortion as one of the touchstones of Another early feminist and drafter of the original Equal Rights Amendment, Alice Paul, called abortion Like the era of the First Wave Feminist movement in the mid-nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries, Though people today may associate the 1960s feminist movement with the pro-choice side, there were actually which is made up of a multitude of organizations from around the globe), Democrats for Life of America, Feminists

In this sense, I identify as a feminist, someone who advocates for equality and human rights for every I’ve encountered the argument that it is no longer necessary to be a feminist in the United States. But, as a feminist, I do not and cannot support abortion. And that is why I call myself a pro-life feminist. This article was sponsored by a generous patron.

Serrin Foster and her organization Feminists for Life of America have been instrumental in spearheading Years later, this group’s work has had a positive effect: within the first ten years of Feminist for

In a Post-Roe world, pro-life feminists will need to double down on refuting the acceptability of this Perhaps the most prominent piece of literature foretelling the challenges for pro-life feminists post-legalized

The ERA then lost momentum due to a campaign to block the amendment led by the self-declared anti-feminist According to Feminists for Life, the ERA could put abortion for all nine months in the constitution, We must keep the dream of the early feminists alive by supporting legislation that empowers both women

Countering this narrative was a brief submitted by 240 women scholars and professionals as well as pro-life feminist

), Leo Varadkar and the Minister for Health, Simon Harris, despite both claiming to be pro-life until Both the Taoiseach and the Minister for Health declared themselves to be pro-life, as recently as 2014 Before the vote pro-choice Irish feminists, including my former lecturer in Women's Studies in University This is supported by the very same politicians and “feminists” who claim to be pro-women. However, Irish pro-life women and feminists aren’t going anywhere -- we will continue working for the