Author: Phyllis Schlafly
The Myths of Creeping Catastrophes
One of the happy by-products of the Reagan years is the fading of a liberal fad of the 1970s which might best be identified as compulsive concern about…
ACCURACY IN ACADEMIA
Seldom has an organization that has done nothing except issue a news release agitated so many people. Pick up almost any newspaper, tune in on local TV newscasts,…
Betty Friedan and the Feminist Mystique
The New York Times Magazine, which three years ago gave us an article called “Voices from the Post-Feminist Generation,” has just put another nail in the coffin of…
Gerard Smith’s Efforts to Rewrite the Abm Treaty
Gerard C. Smith, who was the chief U.S. negotiator of the 1972 SALT I ABM Treaty, has written a self-serving letter to the New York Times attacking the…
The Negatives About Affirmative Action
If the election of Ronald Reagan in 1980 meant anything, it meant a consensus of the American people that the size, power, and money of the Federal Government…
Aids and the Question of Whose Rights
Americans are proud of the fact that we respect individual rights. But that does not mean you can do whatever you want to do; that’s the “law” of…
A STUDENT’S BILL OF RIGHTS
Although the national media have not yet discovered it, the hottest issue on the radio talk and call-in programs at the grassroots of America is the battle between…
Hypocrisy About Banned Books — November 1985
WHO ARE THE CENSORS?
Well, well. The “right wing fundamentalists” and the “Bible-thumping parents” who have been pilloried for the last year with the charge that they are “censors” must be howling…


