Read a selection of recent news coverage of WoLF’s feminist efforts at the feminist front lines

"I felt really guilty that this woman just had my baby. Then I take the baby and go to another room, and you're separated," Kardashian said. "I felt it was such a transactional experience."

Read a selection of recent news coverage of WoLF’s feminist efforts at the feminist front lines

A Wall Street Journal Op-Ed by Lauren Bone and Jennifer Braceras shines a spotlight on the problem with “gender identity” in prison

Recent news coverage of WoLF’s efforts to restore, protect, and advance the rights of women and girls

Recent news coverage of WoLF’s efforts to restore, protect, and advance the rights of women and girls

As the previous Undersecretary for the CA Dept. of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Jeff Macomber oversaw cruel and violent policies against female inmates through his implementation of SB 132 - effectively ending single-sex prisons for California women.

In December of 2021, the Transgender Law Center published a messaging guide analyzing polling data regarding a number of issues related to transgenderism. The results are remarkably encouraging for anyone holding a gender critical/radical feminist analysis…

From litigation to amicus briefs to taking on the ACLU, WoLF is fighting on the front lines of feminism.

WoLF submits Amicus Brief to oppose child “gender transition.”

The 8th Circuit brief was filed in support of the Arkansas SAFE Act which prohibits gender surgeries and drugs for children.

WoLF submitted an amicus brief to the Ninth Circuit on the case of Anita Noelle Green v. Miss United States of America. Read our summary or the brief as a whole.

“I am humbled and honored to have the chance to work alongside these phenomenal women as we work to protect the rights of all women and girls.”

“I am honored to be entrusted with the opportunity to lead WoLF at this pivotal moment.”

An overwhelming majority of West Virginia voters across all parties do not support “gender identity” policies such as those included in the proposed “Equality Act”.

“Common-sense approaches to ‘gender-identity’ resonate with South Dakota voters, just as they do across the rest of the country. We hope that Governor Noem will listen to her constituents and step up to protect women’s rights in the face of corporate bullying.”

Miguel Cardona was questioned by Sen. Rand Paul on whether or not he thinks boys should be allowed to compete in girls’ athletic leagues.

The order effectively implements the most controversial aspects of the Equality Act without any legislation

Lawmakers in Iowa, Kansas, Wyoming, Mississippi, Montana, South Carolina, and Idaho have introduced legislation that will make it harder for women to obtain abortions and, in some cases, ban them entirely.

She is the first congressional Democrat to speak up in defense of women’s sports.