Conservative women

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Throughout American history, women have often taken part in political movements, such as the Daughters of the Revolution and the Prohibition movement. In the same tradition, women influence the Conservative movement today.

Notable Women in the Conservative movement

Phyllis Schlafly

Schlafly was a main figure in the campaign against the Equal Rights Amendment in the 1970s, successfully defeating its passage. Today she leads the Eagle Forum.

Ann Coulter

Ann Coulter, the author of five New York Times bestsellers, has attained status as an icon of the Conservative movement. She maintains a weekly syndicated column and appears on Hannity & Colmes. This article is a "stub". You can help Conservapedia by expanding it!

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