White House·Statement·15 days ago

Commemoration: Susan B. Anthony Day

Key Points

The President issued a formal message to honor the 206th birthday of Susan B. Anthony, a historical leader known for her work in winning women the right to vote and fighting to end slavery.
The message uses Anthony's legacy to highlight current government priorities, such as increasing federal support for adoption and providing more resources for pregnant women and new mothers.
The statement also emphasizes the administration's commitment to protecting women's sports and ensuring that taxpayer money is not used to fund abortions.
Because this is a ceremonial message, it does not change any existing laws or create new government programs, but it serves to signal the administration's focus on family and religious freedom issues.

Source Information

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White House Statement

Official Title

Presidential Message on Susan B. Anthony Day

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