Schlafly Finances Kept Private Despite Public Scrutiny
Conservative figure Phyllis Schlafly calls for full accounting of federal spending on the Houston women’s conference while keeping her own finances private. The Eagle Forum Stop ERA and Eagle Trust Fund groups she leads assess fees, but Schlafly says she has no salary from them and reports only the legally required financial disclosures. Her aides and associates manage day to day operations, with speculation lingering about potential earnings from ERA activity.
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Schlafly Eagle Forum backs book Power of the Positive Woman
Phyllis Schlafly's Eagle Forum promotes her anti feminist causes and carries a newsletter, The Phyllis Schlafly Report, while Schlafly markets The Power of the Positive Woman. The group, led by Schlafly, funds activities via dues and gifts, with members involved in lobbying, library actions, and public outreach nationwide.
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