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Feminist book names former abortion exec Cecile Richards ‘matron saint of mothers and daughters’

By Calvin Freiburger October 11, 2018 – A feminist author has taken it upon herself to elevate former Planned Parenthood CEO Cecile Richards and a variety of other pro-abortion figures to sainthood. Released in March by Penguin Random House, Julia Pierpont’s The Little Book of Feminist Saints is billed as a collection of “short, vibrant, …

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Can you be a feminist and pro-life? Why not, if feminism is about justice and equality.

By Francis Phillips Fiorella Nash, a British writer and bioethicist who has spent over ten years researching pro-life and pro-woman issues from a feminist perspective, has written a hard-hitting book which should be read by every woman who calls herself a feminist. Titled The Abolition of Woman: How Radical Feminism is Betraying Women (Ignatius Press), …

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Women’s March “raising thorny questions about what it means to be a feminist in 2017”

By Dave Andrusko I make it a point that when pro-abortion outlets, especially the heavyweights who carry so much water for the Abortion Industry, produce a balanced story, to acknowledge this deviation from the norm. And “Views on Abortion Strain Calls for Unity at Women’s March on Washington,” by Sheryl Gay Stolberg, goes far beyond …

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Pro-life feminists need not apply to Saturday’s “Women’s March”

So much for being “affirming,” “open,” and “intersectional” By Dave Andrusko Kudos to Joy Pullman, writing today at the Federalist, for bringing together numerous threads in an engaging post. “SNL Gets That Women’s Rights have become a Punchline, and the Women’s March is making it worse” thoughtfully weaves together a painfully unfunny Saturday Night Live …

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Pop Culture: the contemporary feminist pro-abortion mind in its native habitat

By Dave Andrusko Each time I read some drivel about the bad old days-before women could abort a defenseless child for any reason or no reason, as late in pregnancy as they wish and by methods so gruesome no self-respecting slaughterhouse would use them-it seems I come across stories that remind us just how far …

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Pro-Abort Activists Freak Out Over Pro-Lifers on NY Times Front Page

By Matthew Balan Radical feminists turned against the liberal New York Times, after the above-the-fold picture on the front page of Thursday’s edition featured three pro-life women. The trio were picketing in front of the Supreme Court on Wednesday. One held a sign from the group New Wave Feminist, which read, “I Am A Prolife …

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Surprise, surprise, TIME magazine folds under pro-abortion pressure

  By Dave Andrusko We all knew it was a matter of not whether but when TIME magazine would fold like a cheap suit. To dare to poke fun at “feminists” could only incur the wrath of the usual humorless suspects-Amy Poehler, Cecile Richards, etc. And the only appropriate response is—what else?—to grovel. So what …

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