Essex County NJ Republican Women gathered Aug. 15 to celebrate Phyllis Schlafly’s birthday. The event featured a special visit via Zoom from Schlafly’s daughter, Anne Schlafly Cori.
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Here is a great headline this week in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch: “School librarians in Missouri pull books as new law allows charges for ‘explicit’ material”. As the article explains, “The law goes into effect Aug. 28 and applies to both public and private schools.
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“Memorare” means Remember. Today on the date of her birth, I remember my mother, Phyllis Schlafly.
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The state of Missouri recently announced that they are not going to use its own school accreditation system. In other words, no school district will be penalized for poor performance, even though their own tests have demonstrated very poor performance.
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How bad is the marijuana problem? Bad enough that a doctor of geriatrics recently emailed his patients this advisory: “Daily use of marijuana not a good idea.” Who knew that the golden years were so high?
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Buchholz High School in Gainesville, Florida has a math teacher, Will Frazer, who is motivating and energizing his students. What is his secret sauce?
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Charter schools offer the promise of choice in education, but since these schools are funded by taxpayer money, then these schools can never be independent. In North Carolina, the Charter Day School lost a lawsuit (Peltier v. Charter Day School) about their dress code, because the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the school is a “state actor” and requiring girls to wear skirts violates both the Equal Protection Clause of the U.S. Constitution and Title IX.
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Abortion, Education, Immigration, Inflation. Use these four issues in your community to effect change this year. 2022 is an opportunity for conservatives to stop the madness that is destroying America. We need all hands on deck this year!
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In high school, I was a terrible speller. Spelling seemed unimportant and I was able to pass classes without having to spell correctly. Then in my first year in college, one professor docked my grade for every misspelled word. I quickly learned how to spell.
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In a centrally planned economy, all outcomes are the same and consumer demand is meaningless. You want two-ply toilet paper? Sorry, this month we only produced one-ply. Even though the principles of capitalism are obvious, even capitalists are tempted to join the communists and proclaim their belief in equality of outcomes.
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What is “diversity”? Everyday, I read about companies and schools bragging about the “diversity” of their employees and students, but this “diversity” is usually based on only a few superficial characteristics.
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The state of Missouri has many laws that protect children, including bans on the use of tobacco, alcohol, tattoos and tanning beds, plus restrictions on employment and driving. The state of Missouri should protect children from chemical castration, the destruction of sexual pleasure, and their future fertility.
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Today, I honor my mother for her extraordinary strength and intellect. But I also am grateful that because of her foresight and advocacy, I have a large supply of 100-watt incandescent light bulbs in my basement. My home will continue to be illuminated by this warm glow for many years.
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Union membership has been declining for decades (with the notable exceptions of teachers’ unions and government unions). Union bosses realize that they must hook new, young members. Union dues are vitally important to funding the Democrat party and for pushing Leftist causes.
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In 1985, I attended the United Nations World Conference on Women in Nairobi, Kenya. The most pressing issue at that conference was the genital mutilation of girls. I was stunned at how many attendees defended the practice of female genital cutting on the basis of cultural norms and personal ideology.
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Several contested races for school board were decided in my community this week. We were very optimistic that we were riding a wave of parent outrage that we had seen expressed in Loudoun County, Virginia, and San Francisco, when entrenched school board members were ousted by the voters. In the greater Saint Louis area, we had some wins and, unfortunately for the students, we had some losses.
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It was fifty years ago today that the Equal Rights Amendment passed Congress with a supermajority and was sent to the states for ratification — March 22, 1972.
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The majority of states now allow some form of legalized marijuana. On the federal level, Sen. Charles Schumer is pushing to void the laws against marijuana and expunge criminal convictions. The public seems to have accepted the use of pot.
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Environmental and Social Governance seeks to use social justice ideology and the supposed “threat” of climate change to force public companies to change how they run their businesses.
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“Legalize it and tax it” is an argument that many well-meaning Americans have advocated. In other words, people will use illegal substances anyway, so why not let government get its share of the revenues?
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Equal Rights Amendment: This amendment never mentions women, and it would not benefit women. – Anne Schlafly Cori
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The most important election this year is your school board. Every single voter needs to vote in this local election.
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ERA is not about rights for women. The push for ERA today is a push for the elimination of any rights for women. If ERA were ever to be in our Constitution, women and girls would be erased and America would have no distinction — ever — on the basis of biological sex. In a sex-neutral society, the vulnerable women and girls are the ones who lose.
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What Does Green Mean?January 21, 2022by Anne Schlafly Cori Is the goal of the climate activists to reduce the human carbon footprint on the planet or is
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