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| | Paper on Feminists for Life of America |
 | | FFL is touted as feminist, as opposed to being simply a women's organization, such as some battered women's shelters or women's centers, which cater to the needs of all women, without espousing a feminist philosophy of some kind. |
 | | To reiterate, Feminists for Life is a "pro-woman/pro-life" organization, which means that the staff, officers and members subscribe to what they call "the core feminist principles of justice, non-violence and non-discrimination" (29), while at the same time being fervently against abortion. |
 | | Feminists for Life's definition of the core feminist principles being mainly those listed above, however, leaves one to ask the question, "Where are the women?" Being against violence and discrimination, and believing in justice can just as easily be attributed to leftist politics in general, especially those of the late 1960's. |
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