Bestowing honor on Schlafly harm’s university’s reputation
Washington University in St. Louis just dropped a few rungs in my estimation from the wannabe ”elite” college it would like to portray itself to an also-ran when it blesses Phyllis Schlafly with an honorary degree. That gesture applauds and sanctions her backward attitude toward our society. I have scant respect for her tacky rantings and ravings. She should “get back in the kitchen where women belong” and the University’s less than scholarly right-wing board of local business types should find another influential communicator for her honorarium.
Laurence C Day
Ladue




Honoring Phyllis Schlafly is appropriate and sensible since she chose to remind people that there are some things that should not be embraced openly or supported by law. Traditional conservative views have made America into a great and influential world power, but now since many of us are choosing to liberally embrace everything without first considering the consequences. We now find ourselves on a downward spiral. Look at what things have devolved towards–behaviors that are unnatural are now being granted rights of protection through our legal system, and those thinks that are natural are now becoming a pariah in our society. There’s a price to pay for treading down the wrong path.
Phyllis Schlafly and others like here have chosen to be a voice for sound reason, good moral choices and sensible reasoning. Through the years Phyllis has taken a stand on things that impacted this nation in beneficial ways, so Washington University’s idea to honor her is expedient and honorable. It’s a shame that so many fail to grasp how honorable a person Phyllis is and how she has helped to encourage a mutual respect between men and women as being necessary for the future of America.