by United Families International | Mar 13, 2012 | Abortion, Abstinence, Birth Rate, Family Planning, Feminism, Health Care, motherhood, Population Control, UFI Blog, Values, Women's Rights
Rachel Allison Townhall’s political editor, Guy Benson’s article caught my attention with the shocking title: Liberal Women Plan “Sex Strike” to Protest Nonexistent Contraception Ban. “Liberal Ladies Who Lunch” is the organization who is calling for the “Sex Strike.”...
by United Families International | Nov 22, 2011 | Pedophilia, Prostitution, UFI Blog, UN, Women's Rights
by Rachel Allison When I read last week from United Families Weekly News Feed about The Face of Modern Slavery By NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF I was reminded of what I had seen and felt years ago at the UN Conferences when desperate men and women would come to plead their...
by United Families International | Oct 13, 2011 | Abortion, Family Planning, UFI Blog, UN, Women's Rights
“If you tell a lie loud enough, long enough, people will believe it.” So goes the adage that exemplifies the approach that the pro-abortion and anti-family advocates at the UN and in the international arena are using to promote worldwide abortion. The...
by United Families International | Sep 26, 2011 | Family, Feminism, motherhood, UFI Blog, Values, Women's Rights
by Rachel Allison The title “Why Working Moms Are Happier” was a taunt that caught my attention. The article by Laurie Tarkan first suggests that “women who believe they can do it all—the successful career, the clean house, a home-cooked meal every night—may be more...
by United Families International | May 19, 2011 | adoption, father, motherhood, UFI Blog, Women's Rights
By Carol Soelberg Remember last summer and the controversy surrounding actress Jennifer Aniston? While promoting her new movie “The Switch,” Aniston had commented: “Women are realizing it more and more that you don’t have to settle. They...
by United Families International | Apr 28, 2011 | Family, Feminism, motherhood, Polls, UFI Blog, Women's Rights
Here’s the question: “Do you believe the statement “women earn only 77 percent of what men earn for equal work?” Here is how UFI readers responded: 15 percent Yes, and things need to change! 19 percent Yes, but there’s more to this story. 63 percent ...
