Dear Friend of the Family, A few weeks ago, MFI wrote on highschool girls in Connecticut who are fighting back against the transgender movement’s aggressive attack on women’s sports. While we received tons of positive feedback from that post, a
In case you missed it, Andrew was on with Howie Carr last night discussing the now infamous Brazilian Wax case out of Milton, MA. The details truly are shocking, and Howie was hesitant to post the documents filed in this
Join us for a delicious hosted hors d’oeuvres as we rally the troops for our ballot question effort. We need your help and cannot get across the finish line without generous support from people like you. Please join our host
No On 3, Keep MA Safe | News Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Yvette Ollada | info@keepmasafe.org | 339.298.7567 Wednesday, October 3, 2018 No On 3 – Keep MA Safe, the ballot question committee to repeal the Bathroom and Locker
As many of you know, I’ve been engaged in fighting against the Bathroom Law since I started with MFI in 2012, and I’ve spent far more time researching, thinking, and writing about this issue than I ever could have imagined.
In case you missed it, Keep MA Safe came out with a new campaign ad for the Vote No On 3 effort to repeal the Bathroom and Locker Room Law. This is exciting news, and we look forward to ramping
Earlier this week, it was announced that the repeal of the Bathroom and Locker Room Law will be Ballot Question 3, so the KeepMASafe campaign will be renamed No On Question 3. KeepMASafe will be launching new campaign materials very
As you know, MFI has been championing the fight to protect women and children in public restrooms, locker rooms and dressing rooms. If you haven’t heard, there is yet a new challenge facing women, their comfort and safety….in the spa. In Case You
This month Keep MA Safe placed an order for 25,000 pushcards to spread the word at festivals and fairs and door-to-door about repealing the Bathroom and Locker Room law. They need your help to educate voters over the next few weekends by
“Radical feminists” typically differ from pro-family advocates on many issues. So, why are the Women’s Liberation Front (WoLF), a self-described radical feminist group, and the Family Policy Alliance (FPA), MFI’s national public policy affiliate, teaming up? Because they both recognize that preserving
