The change in Chilean attitudes was stunning: in less than a year, Chile had gone from being on the verge of approving the most progressive Constitution in the West to having the possibility of approving a Constitution that respects the values of life, family and freedom. The role played by José Antonio Kast, leader of the Republican Party, was central to both victories.
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A new grassroots campaign in the United Kingdom asks candidates and elected officials to answer the question, “What is a woman?” The responses will be recorded and shared online. An “ambassador” of the campaign is Sharron Davies, a record-breaking swimmer and Olympic medalist, who opposes allowing males to compete in women’s sports divisions.
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“We’re here, we’re queer, we’re coming for your children” might as well become the new slogan of the Golden State.
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State law SB 742 banned certain free-speech activities when a speaker is within 30 feet of another person and that other person is “in a public way or on a sidewalk area” and “within 100 feet of the entrance or exit of a vaccination site and is seeking to enter or exit a vaccination site.” As the lawsuit explained, this law restricted Right to Life’s ability to peaceably offer charitable services to women in need on the public sidewalk and street outside its own building—and even its own parking lot—because Right to Life is located next to a Planned Parenthood abortion facility that administers the HPV vaccine.
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Last week, Hannah Neeleman was crowned Mrs. American 2023, representing the state of South Dakota. Yet it’s her answer about what has made her feel the most empowered which has won hearts across the country.
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