Hulu released an entire episode of their Mrs. America miniseries giving excuses for why Betty Friedan said she wanted to “burn [Phyllis Schlafly] at the stake” during a debate. They weave a sad story of a downtrodden Friedan who gets pushed over the edge by a cruel and calculating Phyllis Schlafly. Clearly, the Hollywood hacks behind this …
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Phyllis Schlafly believed strongly in the constitutional separation of powers. When President Carter used his Executive Branch powers to sway state legislators to vote for ERA, she organized a group of women to protest in front of the White House.
Phyllis Schlafly and her husband Fred enjoyed a happy marriage for more than four decades.
Phyllis Schlafly spoke to crowds of all sizes, from a few housewives in a living room to fifteen thousand people in a stadium. She seized every opportunity to spread her pro-family message.
Phyllis Schlafly was a prolific writer throughout her life. She wrote or edited twenty-seven books, published her Phyllis Schlafly Report at least once per month for fifty years, and scripted a weekly radio broadcast for thirty-three years. Our estimates indicate that she wrote four times as many words as William Shakespeare.
The writers of Hulu’s Mrs. America didn’t bother to take a deep look at her background leading up to the fight over the Equal Rights Amendment. Thankfully, we have her personal archives available to tell the true story behind the real Mrs. America. Take a look at her letter to Rep. Phil Crane inviting him …
