March 2019 Eagle Forum Report
Eagle Forum Holds Congressional Briefing on the ERA 
March 23, 2019
Is Equality Equal?
On Monday, March 18, Eagle Forum held a briefing on Capitol Hill to educate Congressional staffers on the dangers of the Equal Rights Amendment and similar “equality” legislation. Our panelists included Anne Schlafly Cori, Chairman of Eagle Forum, Kristan Hawkins, President of Students for Life, and Emilie Kao, Director of the Richard and Helen DeVos Center for Religion and Civil Society at the Heritage Foundation.
The briefing tackled the history of the ...
Equal Pay Erases Choice 
March 22, 2019
An Unfair Paycheck Act
House Democrats are pushing forward yet another oppressive measure disguised under the label of “equality”. The Paycheck Fairness Act (H.R. 7) is messaged as a bill that outlaws sex-based wage discrimination. The Left makes this sound like a good effort, but in reality, unequal pay on the basis of sex is illegal now.
Sex discrimination in the workplace is already prohibited by law through Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights ...
A Choice Not An Echo (1964) 
A CHOICE NOT AN ECHO is a clear, concise statement of the issues of the 1964 presidential campaign, including the hidden issues within the Republican Party. It gives a fascinating inside account of Republican National Conventions since 1936. It is full of authentic details never before assembled. It answers such questions as:
Who really picks your presidential candidates?
How are political conventions stolen?
Who are the secret kingmakers?
How do “hidden persuaders” and propaganda
gimmicks influence politics?
Will the Republicans win ...
Colorado Joins 11 States Agreeing to Shift to Popular Vote System 
Colorado has become the 12th state to pass a measure changing the way it awards its Electoral College votes in presidential elections to award the electoral votes to the winner of the popular vote in presidential elections should enough states sign on.
Democrat Gov. Jared Polis signed a bill on Friday that would award Colorado’s presidential electoral votes to the candidate who wins the popular vote in a presidential election, allowing the state to join the National ...
Marine veteran: There is no military need to draft women 
The fact that combat units are now open to women who volunteer for military service doesn’t mean we should draft women who don’t: Opposing view
Now that women can serve in combat units, should they have to register in case of a draft?
It depends on what you think the draft is about: equality or war.
The 2017 National Defense Authorization Act refers to the purpose of Selective Service as “a mechanism to draft large numbers of replacement ...
From 1921 to Now: 100 Years of Feminists Fighting (With Each Other) About the ERA 
The Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) has been passed between state legislatures and Congressional filing cabinets for almost 100 years, as good intentions never materialized into good public policy. Introduced by Alice Paul and her National Women’s Party in 1921, the ERA’s stated goal was to ensure the equal rights of men and women. The timing of the ERA proposal in 1921 makes a lot of sense; it was right on the coattails of the 19th ...