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University of Wisconsin Ladies Take Safety Into Their Own Hands And Attend Self-Defense, Gun Safety Class At Local Range
On Friday, November 8, the Center for Conservative Women invited young women from the University of Wisconsin-Madison to attend a self-defense class and gun safety training at a local gun range.
Donna Rice Hughes Reopens Wi-Fi Porn Filter Debate Despite “No” From University President Last Spring
Last Wednesday, October 9, students from the University of Notre Dame invited Donna Rice Hughes, an internationally known Internet safety expert and frontline speaker against Internet pornography, to present the business and legal case for porn filters on public Wi-Fi, and to address the ongoing debate at Notre Dame.
Just one day after its release, Michelle Malkin discusses new book, “Open Borders Inc.,” on Capitol Hill
On Wednesday, September 11, Michelle Malkin joined the Center for Conservative Women on Capitol Hill to share remarks about her new book, “Open Borders Inc.,” just one day after its release.
Why the U.S. military is worth $750 billion
Despite the shock of this staggering cost, our defense budget is vital to ensure a stable country. Providing for the defense of our nation is a primary function of the federal government, and it is imperative that our military have the resources it needs – no matter the cost.
From Communist China to Land of the Free, Ying Ma shares her American Dream at Georgetown University
Students from Georgetown University College Republicans hosted Ying Ma to share her American Dream, the trampled freedoms of those surviving China and other socialist states, and the current fight for freedom in Hong Kong.
3 Lessons from Chinese Prison Survivor, Jennifer Zeng
Our Conservative Women’s Network event on Friday, October 4 was an eye-opener to those in attendance as Jennifer Zeng, an ex-Chinese prisoner and religious activist, shared her traumatizing story surviving Chinese labor camps and laying out three important lessons.
Social Justice? Social Democracy? Socialism?
What’s behind the advertisements for free health care, child care and college? Who pays for them, and how do they work? Would socialism produce greater social justice for society than capitalism?
Hang up on Hookup Culture
If we want to raise up and support fellow sisters and empower girls, we should encourage them to make decisions benefiting them and praising their self-worth.
Okafor and Collins reopen campus concealed carry debate, motivate UNR students and alumnae to visit local range
On October 17 at the University of Nevada, Reno, wide-eyed college and high school students, alumni, and community listened to Amanda Collins and Antonia Okafor challenge the University to take proactive approaches to campus safety by allowing students to have the option to carry a firearm.
Michelle Malkin addresses libel journalism, immigration crisis at the University of Pennsylvania
Michelle Malkin spoke to students at the University of Pennsylvania on September 16 about the problem of libel journalism and the situation at our southern border.
How Publicly Funded Colleges Encourage Dangerous Sex with Porn, Condoms, And Lies
The left’s influence on campus runs deeper than transgender pronouns and hateful bashing of our president. They also normalize sexual behaviors that destroy young men and women.
Despite What You’ve Heard, School Choice Benefits All Students
The myths you’ve heard are exactly that – myths. School choice benefits all students.