As I’ve explained, notwithstanding clamor over the prospect that some state will supposedly become the decisive 38th state to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment, there
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The proliferation and easy accessibility of online pornography — from cell phones, to computers, to hotel TV’s, to retail sex shops and material shared via email — has jaded people to consider pornography as “free speech”.
Continue reading →Preserving Our Foundations: Faith, Family, and Freedom Join the only Eagle Forum founded by Phyllis Schlafly at Eagle Council XLVIII September 19-21, 2019 | Washington,
Continue reading →Helen (Reddy) Blackwell, lifelong conservative activist and leader, and beloved wife of our friend Morton Blackwell and cherished mother of our colleague William Blackwell was
Continue reading →Helen Reddy Blackwell, whose life will be memorialized Saturday, was one of the great ladies of the conservative movement. More than half a century of her
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This week both Chambers reconvened after spending the last month working in their home districts. The House Judiciary Committee has been busy working on three pieces of gun-related legislation.
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Glyn Wright McKay recently accepted the invitation of the Eagle Forum governing board to become one of its eleven members.
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Florida Education Commissioner Richard Corcoran has released a Back-to-School Reading List for Grades K – 12.
Continue reading →![Opponents of the Equal Rights Amendment, led by Phyllis Schlafly, center, white coat, march in front of the White House Friday. The group, about 200 strong, were protesting Rosalyn Carter's campaign for ERA from the executive mansion. [AP]](https://eagleforum.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/PS-ERA-WhiteHouse2.webp)
Read the full text that Tampa Bay Times would not print! To the Editor: The Tampa Bay Times just endorsed the Equal Rights Amendment. But
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September 6, 2019 SCOTUS Hearing Cases on Providing Special Protections for LGBTQ Persons Eagle Forum Foundation recently signed amicus briefs before the U. S. Supreme Court on
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