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Why Listen to the Misogynists, Paxton? A Woman Doesn’t Need Abortion to Succeed
June 15, 2021
Texas high schooler Paxton Smith gave a surprise valedictorian’s address at her high school’s graduation reacting to the state’s attempt to restrict abortion. She said she needed access to abortion to accomplish her goals. Without it, she was “terrified.” Jacqueline Abernathy, once an ambitious high school star herself, explains why she’s so wrong.   “I
Not Fabulous: Surrogacy Erases Women
April 24, 2021
Tan France promises to love the child a surrogate mother is carrying for him and his partner. But what about the anonymous mother? Surrogacy isn't an innocent economic exchange.
The Church can do much better at serving young women
January 04, 2018
And it has nothing to do with female priests and deacons
Why are feminists attacking cathedrals in the Pope’s homeland?
March 16, 2017
If you are opposed to the Church, is setting fire to its buildings the best argument that you can advance against it?
Pope meets Arnold Schwarzenegger at general audience
January 25, 2017
The Pope also told the faithful that women were more courageous than men
Pro-life groups take part in Women’s March despite snub by organisers
January 23, 2017
'We were prepared for confrontation and instead were supported by so many women,' Texas pro-life group said after the march
How feminism betrayed childless women
November 29, 2016
Thousands of women realised too late that they long to be mothers
The most influential women in British history
November 08, 2016
Jenni Murray's A History of Britain in 21 Women leaves out some of our most important female pioneers
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