A recent Girl Scout-sponsored event in New York City, billed as one that would “celebrate women and girls,” featured a live screening and panel discussion of the documentary MAKERS, a feminist, pro-abortion video account of prominent women who are described as “trailblazing” and whose “pioneering contributions” are purported to have changed America.

At Catholic Stand, writer Mary Rice Hasson describes the May 9^th event, which was also sponsored by Girls, Inc. of NYC and PBS station WNET, as featuring “Girl Scouts front and center.” The event was headlined by feminist activists Marlo Thomas and Amy Richards.

Hasson writes:  Read more... (600 words, estimated 2:24 mins reading time)

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A recent Girl Scout-sponsored event in New York City, billed as one that would \u201ccelebrate women and girls,\u201d featured a live screening and panel discussion of the documentary MAKERS<\/i>, a feminist, pro-abortion video account of prominent women who are described as \u201ctrailblazing\u201d and whose \u201cpioneering contributions\u201d are purported to have changed America.<\/p>\n

At\u00a0Catholic Stand<\/em>, writer Mary Rice Hasson\u00a0describes\u00a0the May 9^{th<\/sup>\u00a0event, which was also sponsored by Girls, Inc. of NYC and PBS station WNET, as featuring \u201cGirl Scouts front and center.\u201d The event was headlined by feminist activists\u00a0Marlo Thomas<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0Amy Richards<\/a>.<\/p>\n}

Hasson writes:  Read more...<\/a> (600 words, estimated 2:24 mins reading time)<\/i><\/span><\/p>\n\n