As an organization dedicated to defending civil rights, the Women’s Liberation Front (WoLF) commends The University of Wisconsin Law School (UW Law) in its decision to uphold the First Amendment by refusing to discriminate against organizations with diverse viewpoints.

The revocation of safety and anti-discrimination policies will hurt women

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.

From legal briefs to national polling to taking on media bias, WoLF is fighting on the front lines of feminism.

A tool for journalists reporting on issues related to sex and gender identity, sexual orientation, and women’s rights.

Radical feminists speak out in an upcoming event on organizing against sexual exploitation in South Korea

Lierre Keith, April Halley, and Kellie-Jay Keen (“Posie Parker”) are all joining in new advisory roles, in addition to three new staff members.

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

Courts and government agencies across the US have been requiring compelled speech in a shocking attack on our First Amendment rights

WoLF is focused on addressing policies affecting women and girls that mainstream feminist organizations have ignored.

Hecox v. Little seeks to overturn a state law requiring students to compete in athletics based on their sex

Attempts to introduce the concept into law will ultimately backfire on women.

The policies put forth by a potential Biden administration are likely to help women and girls⁠—when they aren't primarily aimed at women and girls.

Groundbreaking results from a national sample of likely 2020 voters find cross-partisan agreement for protecting women’s spaces.

Don’t allow more male convicts to identify their way into women’s facilities, where most inmates are nonviolent offenders, mothers, and abuse victims.

79% percent of voters in Idaho and 74% in California agree with us that males should not be allowed to identify their way into female-only sporting competitions.

Women’s Liberation Front hosted this discussion about an urgent issue.

Shallow appeals to kindness, popularity, and pseudoscience are not feminism.