Phyllis Schlafly
6 books
About the Author
Phyllis Schlafly was a pioneering conservative activist, author, and influential voice in American politics for over five decades. Born in 1924 in St. Louis, Missouri, she rose to prominence as a staunch defender of traditional family values, limited government, and anti-communist principles. Schlafly founded the Eagle Forum in 1972 and played a pivotal role in defeating the Equal Rights Amendment, reshaping the landscape of women's rights debates. Her incisive writings and speeches galvanized the right-wing movement, earning her both fervent admirers and critics. A graduate of Radcliffe College and a mother of six, Schlafly exemplified her belief in the power of informed citizenship until her passing in 2016. Through her work, she continues to inspire generations committed to preserving American freedoms.
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assertive
persuasive
polemical
Books by Phyllis Schlafly
