Author: Phyllis Schlafly
Depressing Classroom Surveys
One of the things that parents complain most about in the public schools today is the surveys that are so frequently given to students, usually without parental knowledge…
WOMEN’S EQUALITY DAY
The 67th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution on August 26 will be an occasion for feminists to complain that the right…
Education Reporter — August 1987
CHICANERY ABOUT THE CONSTITUTION
Whether or not the United States should have a new Constitutional Convention was one of the issues debated at the recent convention of the American Bar Association in…
Is TV Sex Getting Bolder?
TV Guide has admitted it. The networks are getting more permissive. That’s the bottom line of a recent article in TV Guide entitled “Is TV Sex Getting Bolder?”…
The Silliness of the Censorship Cry
The much overused word “censorship” reaches its height of silliness when it comes to the question of selecting books for use in public schools. Out of the 10,113,…
DRAFT WOMEN? YOU MUST BE KIDDING!
I recently received a surprising, unsolicited letter from the Acting Director of U.S. Selective Service asking me to consider the ultimate benefits of proposed legislation to allow Selective…
REMEMBER METRIC?
Is there a true American psyche, a distinctively American spirit shared by all or most of our people despite our diverse, melting pot ethnicity? The way Americans rallied…
Why Don’t We Hear About the Soviet SDI?
On the upcoming anniversary of Hiroshima, we will hear a lot of talk about how terrible it is to be a civilian target of an enemy aerial attack.…