Phyllis Schlafly with daughter Anne

Phyllis Schlafly’s Life LIVES through Eagle Forum

My mother, Phyllis Schlafly, went to be with our Savior two years ago on September 5, 2016. Since then, Eagle Forum has been guided by our founding mother’s legacy as the organization has transitioned from one voice to many voices. Eagle Forum embraces her priorities of God, family, and country by actively engaging in both the political and social arenas.

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Anne Cori

Is the Equal Rights Amendment needed?

Are men and women interchangeable in all situations? Are there any differences between men and women or should the United States become a completely sex-neutral society?The Equal Rights Amendment is a relic from a hundred years ago, but the Illinois legislature just made it a current topic by voting to pass that old amendment. Not enough states have passed ERA to put it in the U.S. Constitution and it should be stopped. ERA is not needed and if it were to be ratified, ERA would harm women and harm our country.

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Phyllis Schlafly

Quoting Phyllis Schlafly

First of all, I want to thank my husband Fred, for letting me come — I always like to say that, because it makes the libs so mad,” my mother, Phyllis Schlafly, often said with a big smile when speaking on college campuses.

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Anne Schlafly Cori

Equal Rights Amendment Battle Wages On In Illinois

“There’s still today countless common sense laws that we have that distinguish differences between men and women. For example – do we really want to put our prison populations together with men and women,” Schlafly Cori told NPR Illinois during an interview at the capitol.

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Letter: The ERA would take away rights from women

The Illinois General Assembly would be foolish to try to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment 36 years after it failed. Congress set a time limit of seven years, and ERA failed to meet the legal requirement that ratification be contemporaneous. Plenty of other states would reject ERA if they voted on it today and five did rescind their ratification in the 1970s.

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Anne Schlafly

Statement by Anne Cori, Chairman of Eagle Forum

In April 2016, the Majority Board members of Eagle Forum were forced to file suit to protect the assets of Eagle Forum, protect the name and reputation of Eagle Forum, and to be able to continue our vital work without interference from interlopers who sought to destroy Eagle Forum.

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Wye Oak planted by Phyllis Schlafly

Our Liberty Tree

The Liberty Tree in Boston was a symbol of the American Revolution. The Sons of Liberty, including Samuel Adams and Paul Revere, gathered under Liberty Trees to express their vision for a new country and the Liberty Tree represented their aspirations.

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